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
Keeping on top of changing security threats is difficult, to say the least. It is even harder to map changing threats to changing configurations on your IBM i server. When your IT network also includes AIX and Linux systems, the difficulty gets multiplied. For these types of environments, IBM provides a tool called PowerSC.
Delos Data Is Reimagining the Interconnect for the AI Age Multiple AI models. Heterogeneous compute. A variety of network topologies.
By: Alex Woodie
As the AI boom continues to grow, it's becoming more important to match AI workloads to the most efficient and effective hardware.
By: Alex Woodie
Huawei made several announcements during its annual Huawei Connect 2026 conference in Shanghai on September 17, showcasing new products designed to
Here’s the scene: Janet is perusing the computer aisles at Costco when suddenly she sees it: The exact configuration of a MacBook Pro she’s been looking for, at a really good price. As she’s getting ready to buy it, Janet makes a grim discovery: Costco is out of that particular MacBook Pro, and the item on display is the last one in the store.
PHP was one of the first open source languages and runtimes to come to IBM i way back in the early 2000s. More than two decades later, open source is thriving on IBM i with hundreds of projects, while PHP is considered a hardened, enterprise-grade language for modern Web applications. This fall will see at least one new release of PHP coming to IBM i, version 8.6, and perhaps more.
A new study from Google and MIT finds that AI is accelerating the scientific process, with a significant increase in productivity among scientists who use AI. The paper found that AI usage is widespread in science, and that the average scientist saves nearly 30 hours per month using AI. However, there are some caveats to […]
HPE today unveiled four new ProLiant Gen13 Servers, giving customers AMD EPYC-based compute power for running a variety of agentic AI, high performance analytics, and modeling and simulation workloads in both traditional 19-inch and new 21-inch OCP rack configurations. Two of the new ProLiant servers–the ProLiant DL585a Gen13 and the ProLiant DL525 Gen13–are standard 19-inch […]
Building an enterprise network has always required companies to make assumptions about where applications will run, how traffic will move, and how much capacity they will need. Traditionally, companies forecast demand, order infrastructure, and add capacity in planned upgrade cycles. That model worked because the assumptions were accurate and stable enough to plan the network around them.
By: Alex Woodie
Most engineers know what an overloaded web service looks like. Latency goes up. Queues start growing. CPU gets busy. Eventually requests begin timing out and autoscaling tries to catch up. AI inference systems can fail in some of the same ways, but I’ve found that the usual mental model does not always hold up very […]
