Progress has unveiled a significant upgrade to its Flowmon platform, designed to supercharge the speed and efficiency of cyberthreat detection and network troubleshooting. The latest 12.4 update introduces IP Address Indexing, a game-changing feature aimed at accelerating network searches by up to ten times, enabling IT teams to quickly address security and performance issues in […]
A few years back, the Japanese government’s New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO ) allocated funding for the development of green datacenter technologies. With the aim to obtain up to 40% savings in overall power consumption, several Japanese companies have been developing an optical interface for their enterprise SSDs. And at this year’s
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Samsung had quietly launched its BM1743 enterprise QLC SSD last month with a hefty 61.44 TB SKU. At FMS 2024, the company had the even larger 122.88 TB version of that SSD on display, alongside a few recorded benchmarking sessions. Compared to the previous generation, the BM1743 comes with a 4.1x improvement in I/O performance,
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New research from the University of Washington is refining AI weather models using deep learning for more accurate predictions and longer-term forecasts. The study, published in Geophysical Research Letters, shows how adjusting initial atmospheric data enables advanced AI models to extend current forecast limits. As extreme weather becomes increasingly more severe and frequent due to
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Yes, that’s Laslzo‘s infamous witch-skin hat peeking from behind his back in Mondo’s stunning new What We Do in the Shadows poster by artist Robert Laskey, but hopefully (presumably!) its curse hasn’t transferred into the artwork. Also present and accounted for: Nadja’s doll, inhabited by Nadja’s ghost—or at least, the ghost of the human Nadja
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The U.S. healthcare system is adopting digital health agents to harness AI across the board, from research laboratories to clinical settings. The latest AI-accelerated tools — on display at the NVIDIA AI Summit taking place this week in Washington, D.C. — include NVIDIA NIM, a collection of cloud-native microservices that support AI model deployment and
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Arm Holdings plc, or “arm”, was once considered a vendor of processors designed for embedded and low-power systems, but those days are well past at this point. Having conquered mobile some time ago, processors based on Arm’s Instruction Set Architecture (ISA) are now challenging the supremacy of the long-dominant x86-64 architecture on every
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There are signs that Taiwan is considering a change in direction regarding its energy policy. In an interview with Bloomberg, Taiwanese Premier Cho Jung-tai signaled that future nuclear energy technology may be adopted to address the island’s needs. This is a significant change for the Taiwanese, as existing nuclear power facilities have been run down
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Mistral, an AI startup based in Paris, has released two new AI models specifically optimized for running on local devices. These models, called Ministral 3B and Ministral 8B, are designed to work efficiently on devices like laptops and smartphones without needing a constant connection to cloud servers. The idea behind this move is to meet
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