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AI could be the prescription that healthcare systems need so desperately
With pressure increasing on healthcare systems globally and many countries still struggling to clear the backlog from the pandemic, Microsoft believes AI holds the key to addressing both administrative burdens and improving the clinician-patient experience. A new study from the company of 13,500 patients across 11 countries, including 2,000 from…
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Intel piles pressure on Nvidia with launch of new AI accelerator that is faster and cheaper than the H100 — but will it be enough to keep up with the stunningly fast H200?
At Intel Vision 2024, Intel launched its Gaudi 3 AI accelerator which the company is positioning as a direct competitor to Nvidia‘s H100, claiming that it offers faster training and inference performance on leading GenAI models. The Gaudi 3 is projected to outperform the H100 by up to 50% in…
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Another startup is taking on Nvidia using a clever trick — Celestial AI brings DDR5 and HBM together to slash power consumption by 90%, may already be partnering with AMD
There’s no shortage of startups pushing technology that could one day prove pivotal in AI computing and memory infrastructure. Celestial AI, which recently secured $175 million in Series C funding, is looking to commercialize its Photonic Fabric technology which aims to redefine optical interconnects. Celestial AI’s foundational technology is designed…
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A 30,000TB tower powered by a 70-year-old technology — Spectra Logic proves that data tape still has a place in an AI world with storage system that can handle thousands of LTO-9 tapes
Spectra Logic has introduced the Spectra Cube tape library, a cloud-optimized system for on-premise, hybrid cloud, and IaaS environments that is designed to be quickly deployed, dynamically scaled, and easily serviced without tools or downtime. The Spectra Cube library is managed by the company’s recently announced LumOS library management software,…
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BMC flaw left unchecked for 6 years hits Intel and Lenovo servers
The lack of communication that happened six years ago resulted in thousands of devices being vulnerable to a remotely exploitable heap out-of-bounds (OOB) read vulnerability – today. Among the vulnerable devices are Intel and Lenovo servers. Here is what happened: Six years ago, the maintainers of Lighttpd discovered the above-mentioned…
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Sisense customers told to reset passwords following possible attack — CISA warns users they could be at risk
American business intelligence company Sisense warned its customers to reset practically all passwords, key, and tokens, used within the Sisense application. It said it suffered a data breach earlier this week, hinting that the miscreants obtained different login credentials and session tokens. As reported by KrebsOnSecurity, last Wednesday, Sisense’s Chief…
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