Infrastructure providers have built robust foundations offering GPU computing resources. However, the cyclical nature of GPU demand combined with substantial hardware investments creates profitability challenges. By expanding vertically into full-stack services, providers can boost GPU usage while accessing higher-margin revenue streams.

It’s going to be a fascinating year in large-scale enterprise networks. The networking infrastructure market continues to be fueled by interesting twists and turns—much of it triggered by the explosion of AI applications and data.

India takes bold strides into AI with expanded infrastructure, homegrown foundational models, and ambitious tech targets.

The new NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell workstation edition GPU will feature the GB202 GPU with 24064 CUDA cores, a whopping 96GB of GDDR7 memory with ECC, and a 600W TDP. But new information from leaker @haruzake5719 spotted online, the GB202 GPU will feature 24064 CUDA cores, 752 Tensor Cores, and 188 RT Cores.

Union Electronics and IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Thursday announced the availability of 14,000 GPUs on the IndiaAI Compute Portal, with an additional 4,000 set to be deployed soon. The initiative will support startups,

A step-by-step analysis and projection of the xAI’s Colossus supercomputer project. Memphis development and xAI have talked about a 1+ million chip

Bolt Graphics says its new Zeus GPU platform is designed for gaming, rendering, supercomputer simulations: 10x faster than the RTX 5090.

Lenovo has announced the ThinkEdge SE100, an entry-level AI inferencing server, designed to make edge AI affordable for enterprises as well as small and medium-sized businesses.

Powder is the leader in AI-assisted gaming content creation, offering on-device AI processing powered by NPUs to help gamers instantly capture, edit, and share their most epic moments. By removing the barriers of manual editing and cloud-based delays, Powder is redefining how gaming content is created – seamlessly, in real-time, and at the edge.

CoreWeave, the upstart GPU cluster datacenter operator that was formerly a relatively small cryptocurrency miner based in Roseland, New Jersey has filed

Dell saw a sequential slump in server sales its most recent quarter as customers were awaiting access to systems using Nvidia’s “Blackwell” GPUs, and

AI Kosha platform launched by Indian government with 316 datasets to support AI development, including language translation tools.