Data Centers

Meet the most demanding and advanced 3D design visual computing challenges by bringing the power of NVIDIA data center GPUs, select NVIDIA RTX products (RTX A6000, RTX A5500, RTX A5000) and NVIDIA vGPU (virtual GPU) software to the data center.

Powered by AMD CDNA 2 architecture and AMD ROCm 5, new AMD Instinct MI210 GPUs help address demand for compute-accelerated data center workloads, AMD reports.

New work setups require more data processing and peripheral support capabilities.

NVIDIA-certified servers with NVIDIA AI Enterprise software running on VMware vSphere simplify and accelerate adoption of AI, NVIDIA says.

Take visual computing to the next level with NVIDIA RTX™ Servers which combine NVIDIA RTX GPUs with NVIDIA virtual GPU software for maximum performance and cost savings.

NVIDIA Mellanox UFM cyber-AI platform detects security threats, predicts network failures.

HPC & AI solution provider to deliver advanced AI system to the University of Florida.

BOXX FLEXX rack-mounted data center platform is made for complex product development workflows.

The demand for visualization, rendering, data science and simulation continues to grow as businesses tackle larger, more complex workloads than ever before. However, enterprises looking to scale up their visual compute infrastructure face mounting budget constraints and deployment requirements.

AMD Radeon Instinct MI60 and MI50 accelerators with compute performance, high-speed connectivity, fast memory bandwidth and updated ROCm open software platform power deep learning, HPC, cloud and rendering applications.

IT component centralization brings promise for AI and deep learning applications.

CoolSim for AutoCAD 2.0 from Applied Math Modeling allows users to set up CoolSim models within AutoCAD.

Direct contact liquid cooling (DCLC) can reduce cooling energy costs by 56%, according to CoolIT Systems’ CEO and CTO Geoff Lyons.

Dell EMC expands converged infrastructure portfolio with the new Dell EMC VxBlock System 1000; it is designed to further simplify data center operations.

HPC and hyperscale markets turn to new cooling solutions.