Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) today unveiled its Open Distributed Infrastructure Management initiative, a new open-source program that will simplify the management of large-scale geographically distributed physical infrastructure deployments. In addition, the company also introduced HPE Open Distributed Infrastructure Management Resource Aggregator that is aligned with the initiative.
Super Micro Computer, launched its new MegaDC line of servers, the industry’s first COTS systems designed exclusively for large scale deployment in hyperscale datacenters.
The 2nd Annual Future Datacentres and Cloud Infrastructure Summit 2020, organized by Expotrade Middle East will get underway a month from now, on 1st and 2nd April 2020 at Sofitel Dubai The Palm Resort & Spa.
Inspur announced the release of its new series of storage products including the mid-range storage AS5000G5 series with centralized architecture, as well as the high-performance P series, the high-density H series, and the highly flexible X series with distributed architecture.
Intel announced the appointment of Karen Walker, a veteran of more than 20 years of global technology industry marketing, as the new senior vice president and chief marketing officer (CMO), effective Oct. 23.
Intel recently outlined a series of new technology milestones and highlighted its ongoing investment and commitment to advance memory and storage in the data-centric computing era. This includes providing customers with unique Intel Optane technology and Intel 3D NAND
Intel and Lenovo collaborate with an aim to accelerate the convergence of HPC and AI by combing the 2nd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable platform and Lenovo Neptune liquid cooling technology. The collaboration plans to focus on three areas:
Intel has signed an agreement to buy out Barefoot Networks, an emerging leader in Ethernet switch silicon and software for use in the data center, specializing in the programmability and flexibility necessary to meet the performance and ever-changing needs of the hyperscale cloud.
Intel recently named Robert (Bob) Swan as the new CEO after he served the company as the interim CEO for past seven months. The seventh CEO in Intel’s 50-year history Swan has been the CFO for Intel since 2016.
Although Intel’s data center business grew the most in all its business verticals, but despite that it missed the Wall Street targets. Sales to data centers that power mobile and web apps, which bring more profit than chips for personal computers, rose 26.9 percent to $5.55 billion
