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If Apple returns to enterprise server game (with help from Nvidia), what market could it target? (opens the original)
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Apple is reportedly exploring a return to the enterprise server market with an AI-focused system built around its own silicon and potentially connected using Nvidia technology. In mid-September, The Information reported that Apple is considering servers based on future M8-series processors, with a potential launch around 2029. The project remains preliminary and could change or be canceled. The proposed system would mark Apple’s return to commercial servers, having discontinued the Xserve in 201
LiquidStack unveils liquid-cooling platform targeting AI data centers (opens the original)
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LiquidStack, a Trane Technologies business, has introduced a new configurable coolant distribution unit (CDU) platform designed to help data center operators deploy and scale liquid cooling as AI accelerator performance and rack densities continue to increase. The company unveiled the LiquidStack CDU 2.X at Yotta 2026 in Ireland. The architecture-agnostic platform is designed to support multiple generations of AI processors with a common CDU architecture, reducing the need for server vendors to
Can Nvidia’s GeForce gaming GPU really be repurposed for AI computing? (opens the original)
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Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5090, its flagship graphics card for absolute top-end PC gaming, is now selling for more than $5,000 in some markets because some buyers are using them as alternatives to enterprise GPUs. The RTX 5090 originally launched in January 2025 with a $1,999 MSRP, but it’s now is selling for more than $5,000 as AI system builders suck up the limited supply. The Hong Kong news outlet HKEPC first reported that 5090 cards—intended for playing games like Call of Duty—were being put in w
Arm expands AI chip push with Neoverse CSS N4 and AGI CPU (opens the original)
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Arm is expanding its push into AI data center infrastructure, introducing its most configurable Neoverse Compute Subsystem to date while highlighting growing industry adoption of its Arm AGI CPU for agentic AI workloads. The new Neoverse CSS N4 is designed to give customers a faster path from processor design to production silicon, while the Arm AGI CPU provides a production-ready processor aimed at workloads that require highly responsive CPU performance, according to the company. The announcem
AI data boom fuels tape storage resurgence (opens the original)
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The combination of low operating costs, high capacity, and offline protection makes tape storage well suited to the massive storage requirements of AI workloads. Companies behind the Linear Tape-Open (LTO) storage standard say the industry shipped 160.3 exabytes of compressed tape capacity in 2025, making it the second-largest year on record despite a 9% decline from the 176.5 exabytes shipped in 2024. More significantly, tape capacity shipments surged 57% year-over-year during the first quarter
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