AI-driven rack densities are pushing cooling systems to their limits while global supply chain disruptions create massive delays. The race to build data centers is becoming a race to secure reliable cooling equipment delivery. Companies that can’t solve this bottleneck risk costly project failures.
The AI chip market is splitting into two visions. Qualcomm is betting big on cloud inferencing, while Arm sees the future moving to edge devices. Both companies posted strong quarterly results despite their different strategies.
Microsoft is testing its Windows Update delivery system with a new build that installs without rebooting. The update contains no new features or fixes, focusing entirely on backend infrastructure. This helps ensure future major updates deploy smoothly across millions of devices.
AMD’s upcoming Ryzen 5 7500X3D has surfaced in Geekbench results, revealing a 6-core processor with 96MB of L3 cache. The chip shows performance about 8% slower than its bigger sibling, the 7600X3D. This could become AMD’s most affordable X3D gaming processor yet.
Windows 10 users are getting alarming messages claiming their PCs have reached end of support, even though extended security updates are available until 2028. The false warnings are causing unnecessary panic among users who’ve paid for ongoing protection.
Abee has entered the mini PC market with a surprisingly powerful first offering. The AI Station 395 Max packs flagship specs into a compact watercooled design for serious AI workloads.
UCD is spending €724,000 on a new Nvidia supercomputer that delivers 50 times the performance of their existing cluster. The system will support AI research across healthcare, climate modeling, and cultural analytics while giving thousands of students access to cutting-edge compute power.
Deep learning powers everything from ChatGPT to protein structure prediction, but its “black box” nature makes it difficult to understand and trust. Now mathematicians are applying rigorous frameworks to shed light on what’s really happening inside neural networks.
Carrier Global is diving deeper into data center liquid cooling with new CDUs ranging from 1.3-5MW. The units feature modular heat exchangers that achieve approach temperatures as low as 3.6°F. This expands their QuantumLeap thermal management suite launched earlier this year.
Microsoft has deprecated the SmartScreen security feature in Internet Explorer and IE Mode specifically on Windows 11. The change takes effect with the latest Windows updates through KB5071357. SmartScreen continues working in Edge and older Windows versions.
