Amazon Web Services said it will deploy simplified electrical and mechanical designs, liquid cooling, new rack designs and updated control systems to handle AI workloads sustainably.
AWS customers are increasingly focused on using cloud management approaches on-premises, optimizing GPU costs and modernizing mainframe infrastructure.
It's unclear who will be the new CEO of Intel, but one thing is certain--there will be a lot of work ahead. Here's a look at some of the big questions the new Intel leader will have to resolve.
Oracle said that customers can now access Oracle Database@AWS in limited preview. The limited availability landed just a few weeks after Oracle and AWS announced their partnership.
Earnings results from Dell Technologies and HP indicate that a long overdue PC refresh cycle is going to be delayed.
CrowdStrike reported a better-than-expected third quarter results and said it retained 97% of customers as it moved past its July outage.
Dell Technologies reported better-than-expected third quarter results and strong demand for its AI servers, but weak consumer PC sales.
Workday said Rob Enslin, most recently CEO of UiPath, will become president and chief commercial officer. Workday also reported better-than-expected third quarter results.
DeWayne Griffin, Chief Digital and Information Officer at Insight Global, said artificial intelligence has a big role in human resources, staffing and recruitment, but you will need a human in the loop to assess soft skills and cultural fit.
Speaking on an earnings conference call, Zoom CEO Eric Yuan said Zoom AI Companion monthly active users grew 59% sequentially. Zoom's Workvivo, which is benefiting from a Meta partnership, saw its customer base jump by 72%.
Amazon Web Services launched a services unit to help customers adopt quantum computing. Combined with Amazon Braket, AWS is positioning itself to be a trusted neutral party in quantum computing much as it has done with generative AI.
AI agents are going to run into problems with standards, operating budgets are being squeezed by SaaS vendors and the war for talent is going to get interesting.
