TensorWave, a cloud service provider known for its high-end offerings, has announced an ambitious project poised to shake up the artificial intelligence (AI) landscape significantly. They aim to develop the world’s largest GPU clusters leveraging AMD’s cutting-edge AI hardware, which includes the Instinct MI300X, MI325X, and the forthcoming MI350X accelerators. This effort is not just about showcasing raw computing power;
Panzura, a leading vendor in the hybrid cloud storage sector, has introduced significant updates and advancements to its flagship platform, CloudFS. These enhancements underscore Panzura’s wider strategic vision to remain competitive in the rapidly changing landscape of hybrid cloud storage. The company’s goal is to bolster its data management capabilities, addressing essential areas such as security, cost-efficiency, and virtualization flexibility.
Microsoft has announced a significant development in its data platform strategy by integrating Azure SQL into Microsoft Fabric. This move aims to bridge the gap between transactional data systems and analytical tools, enhancing real-time decision-making and AI application development for enterprises. Historically, data silos have posed challenges for businesses, causing delays and increasing operational costs. The integration of Azure SQL
NVIDIA’s latest offering, the Blackwell GB200 NVL72 server racks, has generated significant buzz within the tech industry. Despite the high anticipation surrounding the technological advancements promised by the Blackwell architecture, early shipments have faced notable challenges. Among these is a critical thermal issue that has emerged, raising concerns among industry experts and stakeholders. This situation has come as a surprise,
As we look ahead to 2024, a significant challenge looms large for organizations leveraging cloud storage solutions—the rising threat of ransomware specifically targeting these services. In the recently published report by SentinelLabs titled "The State of Cloud Ransomware in 2024," the complexities of these threats are laid bare, highlighting how even with stringent security measures, attackers are finding ways to
At the BUILD 2024 conference, Snowflake announced groundbreaking new capabilities designed to significantly enhance cross-cloud collaboration in enterprise data and artificial intelligence (AI). Aimed at improving how businesses securely access, evaluate, and share data, AI models, and applications both internally and with external partners, these innovations leverage Snowflake’s robust enterprise-focused data and AI ecosystem to optimize performance and decision-making. Empowering
In today’s rapidly evolving digital era, cloud technology has become indispensable for businesses and organizations striving to maintain a competitive edge and agile operations. Amazon Web Services (AWS) has emerged as a leading provider of cloud solutions, offering a versatile array of over 200 services spanning data storage, computing power, and artificial intelligence, among others. This transformation facilitated by AWS
In a notable achievement for cloud financial management, Surveil has recently secured the FinOps Foundation Certified Platform Certification, underscoring their compliance with the FinOps Framework and the FinOps Open Cost Usage Specification (FOCUS) 1.0. This certification is a testament to Surveil’s strong capabilities in assisting organizations with efficient cloud cost control through a comprehensive suite of tools and guidance for
As enterprises continue to modernize their infrastructure in the digital era, Kyndryl and Microsoft have joined forces to address an essential challenge. Their partnership focuses on modernizing mainframe applications and migrating SAP ERP systems to the Azure public cloud, thus enabling seamless enterprise digital transformation. Formed initially in 2021 after Kyndryl’s spin-off from IBM, this alliance aims to bridge the
The dawn of a digital revolution posed an imperative challenge for a major Fortune 500 insurer, faced with the escalating demands of data management. The existing on-premises systems burgeoned under the weight of terabytes of incoming data daily and manual processes that had become increasingly inefficient. To counteract these hurdles, they embarked on an ambitious transformation, focusing on building a
In recent years, the trend of cloud repatriation, which involves migrating workloads from public cloud environments back to on-premises data centers or private clouds, has been gaining traction among businesses. This shift is driven by unmet expectations around costs, performance, and security. Companies are reassessing their cloud strategies, finding that repatriation can offer more predictable financial outcomes, better performance for
As enterprises grapple with escalating expenses associated with public cloud services, VMware positions itself to seize emerging opportunities through cloud repatriation strategies designed to shift workloads back to private cloud environments. VMware and Broadcom executives have expressed a strong intent to capture repatriated workloads and transition them to the VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) platform, aligning with recent trends reflecting heightened
