Direct-to-Chip Cooling In The Data Center
AI workloads require more server density and generate more heat. Direct-to-chip liquid cooling is emerging as the preferred cooling solution for AI with leaders like Meta, Google or Equinix adopting it.
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Will GPUs Replace CPUs? Understanding Core Differences
GPU vs CPU is a parallelization vs complexity dilemma. While GPUs can manage very large parallel calculations, they struggle with linear, more heterogeneous tasks, where CPUs excel.
Smartphone AI Is Coming: What’s Next?
Smartphone on-device AI is expected by 2024, and will likely be combined with cloud AI. Smartphone makers will capitalize on it by increasing prices.
From Linux to RISC-V: A Journey of Open-Source Innovation in the Data Center
RISC-V, an open standard instruction set architecture (ISA), could have the potential to mirror the success of Linux two decades later, but in the hardware domain.
Game On? AI’s Journey Ahead in Video Games
Generative AI for video games is still far from being real. The main challenges are latency of cloud gaming and the very high cost of AI chiplets, unafforadble for consumers.
Logic vs Memory Chips: 9 Differences
Logic chips are the “brains” of the electronic device. They process information and perform calculations. Memory chips store information and data.
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