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Lenovo unveils Neptune, a new liquid cooling system for data centers
The vast majority of data centers are kept cool using air-based data center cooling systems, but China’s Lenovo Group Ltd. is betting that things won’t always be that way, as it reckons water-based cooling tech will soon be a thing. Water-based cooling systems are nothing new, but up until now, they’ve been primarily used with ...
HPE launches GreenLake, a new hybrid cloud management service
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. is getting into the hybrid cloud management game, launching a set of professional services today called HPE GreenLake Hybrid Cloud. The offering is designed to help customers manage and optimize workloads hosted in both public and on-premises clouds, the company said. HPE GreenLake Hybrid Cloud, which supports Amazon Web Services Inc., ...
Nvidia releases Kubernetes on graphics chips to accelerate deep-learning jobs
Graphics processing units are becoming increasingly popular in the data center to accelerate data-intensive workloads such as machine learning and deep learning. Now, Nvidia Corp., the world’s largest maker of GPUs, is pushing another use case, pairing them with Kubernetes clusters as way to accelerate training for deep-learning models. The company on Tuesday said it’s ...
Database startup Crate.io lands $11M funding round
Crate.io Inc., developer of the specialized CrateDB database for real-time machine data and “internet of things” applications, said today it has raised $11 million in a funding round led by Zetta Venture Partners and Deutsche Invest Equity. In addition to the Series A round, the company is launching version 3.0 of CrateDB, together with the ...
MIT researchers create a neural network that can process MRI scans in under a second
Researchers at MIT say they’ve developed an algorithm capable of processing magnetic resonance images in less than a second, in what could be a crucial development for the healthcare industry. Currently, doctors need to compare two separate MRI scans taken at different times in order to track changes in the human body over time. However, ...
Senate votes to block President Trump’s deal to save China’s ZTE
The Senate voted Monday to block a deal by President Donald Trump’s administration that would have removed crippling sanctions on the Chinese telecommunications giant ZTE Corp. Senators voted to pass an annual defense policy bill that comes with a provision ensuring that penalties against ZTE will remain in place, in spite of a deal reached by ...
Lacework study highlights software container vulnerabilities
New research shows that hundreds of organizations are deploying software containers in the public cloud without securing them first. Software containers, which are used by developers to build applications once that can run in any computing environment, provide benefits such as agility, scaling and rapid response to continuous change. But the scaling of containers in ...
Report: Public cloud infrastructure spending keeps surging
Synergy Research Group today popped out its latest report on the public cloud infrastructure market, revealing a relentless surge in hardware and software spending from the leading service providers. Synergy’s data shows that spending rose by 32 percent in the first quarter from the same period in 2017, following what it said was an “unusually vigorous” start ...
HPE is building the world’s most powerful ARM-based supercomputer yet
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. is teaming up with Sandia National Laboratories and the U.S. Department of Energy to develop what will be the world’s largest and most powerful supercomputer based on an ARM chip architecture. The supercomputer, called Astra, will be used by the DOE’s National Nuclear Security Administration agency to run advanced models that ...
Cloud tax software company Avalara’s shares jump 87% on first day of trading
Cloud-based tax software company Avalara Inc. beat all expectations with its initial public offering Friday, raising $185 million as its share price jumped by 87 percent. The company priced its shares at $24 after hiking the price from an initial range of $19 to $21. Shares then opened at $35 as trading began, before closing ...