Alex Woodie is a Senior Editor at IT Jungle, where he focuses on themes related to AI, machine learning, and enterprise technology. With a background in both journalism and high-technology, he covers a wide range of topics including AI platforms, generative AI, and cloud computing. Alex's work has been featured in AIwire, BigDATAwire, NewsBreak, and other notable publications.
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By: Alex Woodie
Quantum practitioners should stop wondering if quantum computer hardware is ready soon and start worrying about when the HPC software stack that surround it will be good to go, Alice & Bob say in a new report released today. The big takeaway from the Alice & Bob’s latest “Seizing Quantum’s Edge” report is that qubits […]
Greg Kurtzer is biased. As the creator of CentOS, Rocky Linux, Apptainer (Singularity), and Warewulf, he clearly has a bias toward open source software, to the benefit of many HPC professionals. So when Kurtzer noticed earlier this year that a lot of people were talking about open-weight AI models as if they were actually open […]
By: Alex Woodie
Gartner predicted in May 2026 that by the following year, 40% of enterprises will cancel agentic projects. Specifically, they said: “By 2027, 40% of enterprises will demote or decommission autonomous AI agents due to governance gaps identified only after production incidents occur.” The headline number traveled fast, and most of the commentary focused on that. […]
As one of the world’s preeminent chip companies for mobile devices, Qualcomm has a storied history of squeezing the maximum performance from chips with lim
By: Alex Woodie
This was my eighth year to judge the International Supercomputing Conference Student Cluster Competition (ISC High Performance SCC); third to cover both remote and on-site contests. I haven’t attended in-person since ISC 2018; in 2020, I had a plane ticket, but everything shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic before I could travel. It has […]
LaserVault, the popular virtual tape library (VTL) for IBM i environments from Electronic Storage Corp., has gained support for iSCSI, giving customers more connectivity options beyond Fibre Channel and SAS connections. The new iSCSI support will be particularly useful for customers running the LaserVault ViTL offering in the cloud.
Rocket Software has a multi-pronged AI strategy that spans multiple products and platforms. When it comes to the IBM i platform, this AI push has resulted in Rocket adding AI features that will automate previously manual tasks across its application modernization, change management, and high availability products.
By: Alex Woodie
Since it was spun out of Intel 's Omni-Path division in 2020, Cornelis has carved a niche for itself as a provider of scale-out interconnects that
Cornelis Networks today announced its Active Compute Fabric, a new scale-up network based on UALink and ESUN technology that's designed to create massive shared-memory systems for the most challenging AI and HPC workloads. The company also used the AI Infra Summit as a springboard for two other announcements, including a $205 funding round and a partnership with Qualcomm to provide networking for its new Dragonfly HBC accelerators.
Developing thin films used in semiconductor manufacturing is notoriously challenging. Unlike other avenues of materials discovery that are amenable to in silico simulation, such as drug discovery, thin film is rife with real-world aberrations and abnormalities, all of which must be scanned, analyzed, and modeled before settling on a winning formula. Now a company on […]
