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Samsung’s Chip Division Underwhelms in Costly AI Memory Race
Samsung's chip division reported a smaller-than-expected profit. Samsung executives said on Friday the company expanded its HBM3E supply to multiple providers of graphic processing units and datacenter customers in the fourth quarter.
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Security Expert Reveals He Broke Into Datacenter via "Piss Corridor"
The most important concern for any individual or a huge datacentre holding thousands of gigabytes of data is security. But one security expert has found a unique "leak" in one of the datacentres, which allowed him to gain access to precious data.
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State Bank of India Fixes Server Glitch That May Have Exposed Customer Data
The server, hosted in a Mumbai-based datacenter, stored data from SBI Quick, a text message and call-based system
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IBM, Google, Others To Unveil New Open Interface To Take On Intel
Technology giants IBM Corp, Google and seven others have joined hands to launch an open specification that can boost datacenter server performance by up to ten times, to take on Intel Corp.
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Intel's Purchase of Altera Defends its Datacenter Dominance
Intel's biggest acquisition ever will let the Santa Clara, California company offer twice the computing power when its Xeon processors used in servers are combined with Altera's programmable chips.
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Amazon's Christmas faux pas shows risks in the cloud
A glitch traced to Amazon.com that shuttered Netflix for users highlights the risks that companies take when they move their datacenter operations to the cloud.
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Japan-based NTT to acquire 74% in Netmagic Solutions
Japan's NTT Communications Corporation will acquire 74% stake in datacenter firm Netmagic Solutions
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Samsung’s Chip Division Underwhelms in Costly AI Memory Race
Samsung's chip division reported a smaller-than-expected profit. Samsung executives said on Friday the company expanded its HBM3E supply to multiple providers of graphic processing units and datacenter customers in the fourth quarter.
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Security Expert Reveals He Broke Into Datacenter via "Piss Corridor"
The most important concern for any individual or a huge datacentre holding thousands of gigabytes of data is security. But one security expert has found a unique "leak" in one of the datacentres, which allowed him to gain access to precious data.
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State Bank of India Fixes Server Glitch That May Have Exposed Customer Data
The server, hosted in a Mumbai-based datacenter, stored data from SBI Quick, a text message and call-based system
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IBM, Google, Others To Unveil New Open Interface To Take On Intel
Technology giants IBM Corp, Google and seven others have joined hands to launch an open specification that can boost datacenter server performance by up to ten times, to take on Intel Corp.
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Intel's Purchase of Altera Defends its Datacenter Dominance
Intel's biggest acquisition ever will let the Santa Clara, California company offer twice the computing power when its Xeon processors used in servers are combined with Altera's programmable chips.
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Amazon's Christmas faux pas shows risks in the cloud
A glitch traced to Amazon.com that shuttered Netflix for users highlights the risks that companies take when they move their datacenter operations to the cloud.
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Japan-based NTT to acquire 74% in Netmagic Solutions
Japan's NTT Communications Corporation will acquire 74% stake in datacenter firm Netmagic Solutions
