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5 Big Things To Know About The $40B Nvidia-Arm Acquisition
by Dylan Martin
Nvidia‘s $40 billion acquisition of Arm could have major consequences for the future of computing, from how the Arm ecosystem operates to how Nvidia develops next-generation capabilities for data centers and beyond. Here’s what you need to know now.
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10 Cool Gaming PCs Using Intel’s 10th-Gen Core CPUs
by Dylan Martin
These high-end gaming PCs take advantage of Intel‘s 10th-generation Core processors that feature up to 10 cores and a turbo frequency of up to 5.3 GHz.
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5 Servers Using Intel’s Xeon Scalable Cooper Lake CPUs
by Dylan Martin
These quad-socket servers off a range of configuration options for those who want to take advantage of the new AI capabilities from Intel‘s third-generation Xeon Scalable lineup.
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10 Servers Using The New Nvidia A100 GPUs
by Dylan Martin
These GPU servers offer a range of configuration options for organizations that want to take advantage of Nvidia‘s new A100 GPU for training and inference acceleration.
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6 Big Announcements From Intel Architecture Day 2020
by Dylan Martin
From multiple discrete GPUs shipping within the next year to a historical intranode enhancement for Tiger Lake, the semiconductor giant made several new disclosures to show that it is investing in next-generation design methodologies to help it overcome manufacturing issues.
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ViewSonic’s Jeff Volpe: COVID-19 Crisis Has Boosted Demand For Monitors, Interactive Screens, Collaboration Software
by Joseph F. Kovar
‘I think people are realizing now that the monitor, which is normally an afterthought, is going to become a little bit more popular because of the value that it brings to homes and businesses and collaboration stations and what have you. The densely populated cubicle is probably going to be fading a little bit,’ Volpe, ViewSonic’s president of the Americas, tells CRN.
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The 10 Biggest Intel News Stories Of 2020 (So Far)
by Dylan Martin
CRN recaps the most significant news that has happened at Intel in 2020 so far, from high-profile personnel changes and roadmap tweaks to new product launches and acquisitions.
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5 Things To Know About The HP Amplify Partner Program
by Kyle Alspach
The program will include a new rewards system for partners, incentives for key capabilities such as services and a greater emphasis on partners having a digital presence.
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HP CEO Lores On As-A-Service 'Acceleration' And Combining Managed Print With Instant Ink
by Kyle Alspach
The ongoing emphasis on work-from-home is continuing to create new growth opportunities for HP and its channel partners, including a re-imagining of managed print services for home offices, CEO Enrique Lores said in an interview with CRN.
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The 10 Biggest HP News Stories Of 2020 (So Far)
by Kyle Alspach
From battling Xerox's hostile takeover bid, to meeting demand for work-from-home PCs, to launching new products in print and personal systems, here are the top HP Inc. stories from the first half of the year.
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5 Things To Know About Apple's Processors For Mac
by Kyle Alspach
Apple is seeking to displace Intel processors in its Mac lineup, through a gradual rollout of Arm-based processors starting by the end of this year.
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8 Big Intel Data Center Announcements: From Cooper Lake To Xe
by Dylan Martin
The semiconductor giant just made several announcements for its data center business, including the launch of its new Xeon Scalable processors and Optane Persistent Memory modules as well as new disclosures around Intel's upcoming Xe GPUs and Habana AI processors.
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Nvidia's Ian Buck: A100 GPU Will 'Future-Proof' Data Centers For AI
by Dylan Martin
'By having one infrastructure that can be both used for training at scale as well as inference for scale out at the same time, it not only protects the investment, but it makes it future-proof as things move around,' says Buck, Nvidia's head of accelerated computing, in an interview with CRN.
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Nvidia's 5 Biggest GTC 2020 Announcements: From A100 To SmartNICs
by Dylan Martin
The chipmaker reveals the new 7-nanometer Ampere GPU architecture as well as multiple products using the architecture, including the new A100, which Nvidia says will dramatically disrupt the economics of data center infrastructure for artificial intelligence.
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