Tag: hardware
What is RISC-V and Why Has it Become Important for Java?
Arm-based processors, which are increasingly popular, may capture a significant share of the semiconductor market with RISC-V ...
What the Evolution of Specialized Hardware for AI and ML Means for DevOps
DevOps teams should consider a number of different strategies to ensure apps remain efficient and portable across various chip architectures ...
Of Max and Min: When Performance Engineering Plans Go Awry
Modern software developers have access to powerful tools and services which allow them to quickly develop, demo and deploy fully functional applications. But what happens when the single-user prototype satisfies all required ...
Heterogeneous Hardware Needs Universal Software
James Reinders | | hardware, open source, open systems, parallel programming, supercomputing, universal softwareAs hardware advances and diversifies, we’re entering what many see as a new golden age of computer architecture. However, the idea of an ever-expanding hardware landscape can be daunting for software developers, ...
Intel Expands Scope of OneAPI Toolkit Initiative
Intel has made available a 2022 edition of its oneAPI toolkit through which it makes processor extensions accessible to DevOps teams. James Reinders, chief evangelist for Intel software products, said the goal ...
Intel Woos DevOps Teams with API and Processor Advances
During the online Intel Innovation 2021 event, Intel announced today a unified Developer Zone for accessing application programming interfaces (APIs) that it makes available via a oneAPI toolkit to IT teams that ...
‘Old Man Yells At Cloud’
These days, software programmers are increasingly estranged from hardware. Most millennials and Generation Z developers have never had to mount physical servers. They have never been lulled by the gentle hum of ...
SonicWall Adds Multi-Gigabit Switches to SD-Branch Portfolio
Mike Vizard | | Cybersecurity, firewall, hardware, SD-Branch, SD-WAN, software-defined networking, wireless access pointSonicWall has added a line of multi-gigabit switches to its software-defined (SD)-branch offering that unifies the management of wireless access points and firewalls that include software-defined wide area network (SD-WAN) capabilities. Dmitriy ...
HPE Leverages AI for Remote Server Management
Mike Vizard | | ai, artificial intelligence, hardware, HPE, IT management, remote office/branch office, remote server management, serverThe latest ProLiant MicroServer is designed to use AI to provide the next generation remote server management Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced an HPE ProLiant MicroServer Gen10 Plus platform designed to be managed ...
Dell Pushes Computing to the Edge
Dell Technologies today set its sights on becoming a major edge computing player with the launch of a Dell EMC PowerEdge XE2420 server optimized for space-constrained environments and a smaller version of ...
Setting Up Google Authenticator on Multiple Servers
Rajat Bhargava | | Google authenticator, Google Cloud Platform, hardware, it, keys, security, serversGoogle Authenticator is pretty great. It allows me as an administrator to set up and configure multi-factor authentication into my UNIX boxes without having to spend money on a tool like YubiKey ...
