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Three insights you might have missed from theCUBE’s coverage of Microsoft Ignite
Artificial intelligence is shifting from simple copilots to full-fledged agents embedded into every layer of one’s data infrastructure. At Microsoft Ignite 2025, Microsoft Corp. laid out its AI roadmap, alongside partners Dell Technologies Inc., Oracle Corp. and other industry players. The event featured announcements for over 70 products, including Agent 365, a control plane for ...
AI and supercomputing converge as NERSC prepares its Doudna system for 2026 deployment
Artificial intelligence and supercomputing are accelerating scientific discovery. This transformation is particularly visible in the partnership between National Energy Research Scientific Computing Center at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory and Dell Technologies Inc., which has produced Doudna, a machine that enables complex scientific workflows with a ten times increase in performance. “We have to take ...
Dell and Microsoft roll out integrated file storage for AI-era workloads
Dell Technologies Inc. and Microsoft Corp. are pursuing seamless file storage with their recent announcement of Dell PowerScale for Microsoft Azure. The packaged solution brings Dell’s unstructured data product, OneFS, into Azure, enabling customers to provision Dell’s file storage directly from the Azure portal. It also reduces the complexity of operational silos by delivering a ...
Dell shares playbook on how enterprises can finally close the cyber readiness gap
Keeping out the cyber criminals isn’t enough; in the current climate, companies need a game plan for long-term cyber resilience. Dell Technologies Inc. starts by assessing a customer’s security posture and then delivers targeted solutions to close the gaps. With the recent release of Dell PowerScale for Microsoft Azure, enterprises now have added flexibility to ...
Advanced computing takes on new role in rescuing forest diversity
Artificial intelligence and high-performance computing could be the next steps to saving endangered species. Super Micro Computer Inc. works with the United States Forest Service to monitor spotted owls, one of the endangered species in the Pacific Northwest. The team, led by Chris Sullivan (pictured, right), director of research and academic computing at Oregon State ...
Modernizing legacy file systems becomes urgent as SSD density and GPU demands grow
Everyone in enterprise technology is familiar with the parallel file system; the question is how to modernize them for the needs of artificial intelligence and advanced analytics. The collaboration between Los Alamos National Laboratory, PEAK:AIO Ltd. and Solidigm, a trademark of SK Hynix NAND Products Solutions Corp., is a sign of what’s to come for ...
Honeycomb brings observability clarity to AI systems built on shaky visibility
When companies deploy artificial intelligence without observability in place, they often have little visibility into what their models or agents are actually doing under the hood. Honeycomb.io’s platform is designed to address that gap in understanding. Using OpenTelemetry as its open-source framework, Honeycomb provides users with a way to visualize and analyze their telemetry data. ...
Co-designed data centers take shape as Vertiv joins Nvidia’s future roadmap
Nvidia Corp.’s vision for the future of data centers is co-designed infrastructure, based on its network of partnerships. Vertiv Group Corp., which specializes in physical infrastructure and thermal management for data centers, is one of those partners. The company recently announced new reference architectures for Nvidia’s Omniverse, a 3D graphics collaboration platform. “Omniverse is extremely ...
Dell–Intel collaboration advances energy-savvy private cloud infrastructure for AI workloads
In an industry driven by artificial intelligence, Dell Technologies Inc. and Intel Corp. are prioritizing private cloud and power-efficient workloads. The unpredictable costs and storage requirements of AI have thrown many companies for a loop. An estimated 70% report backing up less than half of AI-generated data, according to theCUBE Research, while 80% of enterprise ...
Dell facilitates rise of AI-driven, accelerated computing
Enterprise technology is experiencing a “Cambrian explosion” of infrastructure, spurred by the growth of artificial intelligence. The need for on-premises and hybrid solutions for AI has made infrastructure cool again, according to Kyle Leciejewski (pictured), senior vice president of North America sales and customer operations at Dell Technologies Inc. Dell is taking advantage of the ...