What is Rack-Level Computing? Rack-level computing refers to the practice of configuring hardware within a data center based on server racks rather than individual servers, serving as the primary unit ...

Key growth factors include the rising adoption of cloud-based AI and machine learning solutions, especially in healthcare, and increased cloud service provider investments in data centers.

In the AI era, server-centric data center approaches are becoming increasingly insufficient. It can be said that a better strategy is rack-level computing—this idea is not entirely new, but perhaps it ...

This week we have introduced a wave of purpose-built datacenters and infrastructure investments we are making around the ...

Axis Communications announced the launch of a state-of-the-art recording server specifically designed to optimize AI-based ...

Astera Labs, Inc. offers excellent growth potential in connectivity technology, strong market demand, and robust competitive ...

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Axis Communications announced the launch of a state-of-the-art recording server specifically designed to optimize AI-based analytics applications, such as free text search in AXIS Camera Station Pro ...

When AI is expected to live in our homes, cars and cities—and in our pockets—connectivity needs to be more than just fast. It ...

Equinix said that the setup provides up to 150kW of cooling capacity per rack, about 30 times greater than conventional air ...

AI chip startup Groq confirmed Wednesday that it raised a fresh $750 million in funding at a post-money valuation of $6.9 ...

Arista executives discuss liquid-cooled networking gear and support for Linear Pluggable Optics to achieve power and cost ...