Tobias Mann is a Datacenter Systems Editor at The Register. He specializes in the hardware and system software that drive modern networks and computing resources, with a strong focus on AI, machine learning, and deep tech. Tobias has been featured in Web Market Inc., The Next Platform, NewsBreak, MSN, and Knowledia.
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By: Tobias Mann
6 pts Forget space datacenters. Before the end of the year, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) will have AI running on the Moon. This isn't some exec's loony fantasy either. HPE has been building orbital compute platforms for the International Space Station (ISS) for years. Now, it's sending its fourth-gen…
By: Tobias Mann
Mystery silicon and mirrored SSDs set to touch down before year's end
Mystery silicon and mirrored SSDs set to touch down before year's end
By: Tobias Mann
And other fun facts about how Zuckercorp aims to keep a million GPUs running long enough to train a model
By: Tobias Mann
Datacenters are taking too long to bring online to fill the demand of the AI boom. So starting in 2027, Nvidia and its partners will offer its Vera Rubin rack systems fully plumbed, wired, and ready for deployment in modular bit barns. The containers, which Nvidia calls DSX pods, were unveiled at GTC Berlin…
New embedding, parsing, and reranking models promise smarter agentic RAG workflows
By: Tobias Mann
Modern rack systems like Nvidia's NV72 are packed with miles of copper flyover cables which form the substrate by which six dozen or more GPUs are made to work as one. Now, with Nvidia and others eyeing even larger scale-up fabrics, optics are unavoidable. But as the scale-up domain grows, so does the number of fibers spilling out the back.
By: Tobias Mann
SRAM-like bandwidth, DRAM-like density, and NAND-like manufacturing: Z2RAM makes big promises, but the road ahead is arduous and littered with the ruins of failed memory vendors
Like a virus, generative AI has invaded nearly every facet of technology, including chip and system design. If you ask Cadence Systems senior VP Paul Cunningham, somewhere between 20 and 30 percent of chips under development today are being designed with the help of AI agents, and that number is growing rapidly.
It's more important than chips, 'leccy and the net, after all
