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Thursday, February 13- HPE Announces Shipment of Its First NVIDIA Grace Blackwell System
- EuroHPC-Funded MINERVA Project to Advance AI Model Development in Europe
- EU Launches InvestAI Initiative to Build AI Gigafactories Across Europe
- Positron Secures $23.5M to Design And Manufacture Energy-Efficient, Made-In-America AI Chips
- Deepgram Launches Nova-3, Enhancing Speech-to-Text Accuracy for Enterprise AI
- HPE Unveils ProLiant Compute Gen12 Servers with AI-Driven Management
- Gaia Dynamics Launches to Enhance Global Trade with AI-Powered Compliance Platform
- MLCommons Releases AILuminate v1.1, Adding French Language Capabilities to AI Safety Benchmark
- Vertiv Expands Liquid Cooling Services Globally for AI and HPC Data Centers
- AMD and France’s CEA to Collaborate on the Future of AI Compute
- DataRobot Acquires Agnostiq to Accelerate Agentic AI Application Development
- Texas A&M System Triples AI Supercomputing Capacity
- SandboxAQ Expands Alliance with Deloitte to Offer AI Simulation Software Solutions
- AMD and G42 to Enable AI Innovation in France Through Strategic Investments
- Nokia Announces Leadership Transition, Justin Hotard to Take Over as CEO
- Fluidstack to Build 1GW AI Supercomputer in France
- MOSTLY AI Unveils Open-Source Toolkit for Synthetic Data Generation
- Pecan AI Launches AI-Driven Co-Pilot for Predictive Analytics, Expanding Access to ML
- Sandia Deploys Private ChatGPT Instance for Secure Employee Use
- European Union: First Rules of the Artificial Intelligence Act Are Now Applicable
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Green Revolution Powered by (Mineral) Oil
Austin-based Green Revolution Cooling uses mineral oil as the liquid for its datacenter cooling systems. The idea came to Christiaan Best as a friend described to him the cooling ...Full Article
Making Datacenters Application Aware
To save on escalating datacenter costs, companies are taking different approaches to datacenter design. Some open the doors and let the cold air chill the servers, whole others use ...Full Article
NREL’s Skynet Stays Cool with RackCDU
The U.S. Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) is relocating its Skynet HPC cluster to a new datacenter at the Energy Systems Integration Facility (ESIF) in Golden, ...Full Article
Using Software to Make Datacenters Greener
It’s no secret that supercomputers require a lot of energy to run. Organizations have tried using different cooling methods to keep the cost of running a datacenter down, while ...Full Article
Could Datacenters Go Natural?
As organizations continue to research cheaper and more efficient ways to power and cool their datacenters, TeraCool has hit on a method that could achieve both for free. The ...Full Article
HP Shoots for the Moon with Efficient New Server
Datacenters consume two percent of the world’s energy. HP introduced their Moonshot 1500 enclosure and Proliant Moonshot servers. According to the company, the Moonshot servers support up to 1,800 ...Full Article
NCAR, Captain of the Green Enterprise (Awards)
The Boulder-based NCAR won the "Facility Design Implementation" category for its sustainable approach in designing and building the new NCAR-Wyoming Supercomputing Center (NWSC), which is also home to the ...Full Article
The Evolution of Green Data Center Optimization
Over the last few weeks, Green Computing Report has shone the spotlight on various optimization methods, including Google’s research to improve their air cooling system. What is rarely mentioned ...Full Article
Heat-Trapping and NREL’s Green Datacenter Leadership Effort
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) and their new $10 million HPC facility seeks to set the standard on green computing worldwide. The datacenter is part of the lab's ...Full Article
Google Adapts Its Ten Rules to Datacenter Building
Being a tech giant means getting in front of new technologies that promote energy efficiency and a lot of that emphasis has lately fallen on the designing and building ...Full Article