Tag: NVIDIA
StarCoder2 LLMs Designed Specifically to Generate Code Arrive
ServiceNow, Hugging Face and NVIDIA are advancing a generative AI platform specifically trained to generate high-quality code ...
Microsoft kills Python 3.7 ¦ … and VBScript ¦ Exascaling ARM on Jupiter
Richi Jennings | | ARM, ARM processors, Exascale, microsoft, Microsoft Visual Studio, Microsoft Windows, NVIDIA, Python, scripting, supercomputer, The Long View, VBScript, visual studio, Visual Studio Code, VS Code, windowsIn this week’s #TheLongView: VS Code drops support for Python 3.7, Windows drops VBScript, and Europe plans the fastest ARM supercomputer ...
Five Great DevOps Job Opportunities
Looking for a great new DevOps job? Check out these available opportunities! ...
No, Dev Jobs Aren’t Dead: AI Means ‘Everyone’s a Programmer’? ¦ Interesting Intel VPUs
Richi Jennings | | ai, artifical intelligence, Computex, dev, generative AI, GPU, Intel, LLM, LLMs, Meteor Lake, NVIDIA, programming, software development, The Long View, VPUIn this week’s #TheLongView: Nvidia’s CEO grabs headlines by saying your career is toast, and Intel is still fighting ...
Canonical Works with NVIDIA and BT to Unlock Infrastructure Scalability for Data Scientists, Technical and Creative Professionals
October 11, 2022—Ubuntu KVM — an industry-leading hypervisor — extends its reach to AI/ML applications and graphics-intensive applications with native support for NVIDIA virtual GPU (vGPU) software products, including NVIDIA Virtual Compute ...
CSS-Tricks Sells Out | Peloton Spins Out | ARM Axes 1,000
Richi Jennings | | ARM, CSS-Tricks, digitalocean, Every meeting must involve a parting, gamification, NVIDIA, Peloton, SoftBank, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: CSS-Tricks gets bought by DigitalOcean, Peloton fiddles while its business burns, and Arm lays off up to 15% of staff ...
Unreliable Server Scare | Information Batteries | ARM IPO PDQ
Richi Jennings | | ARM, cosmic rays, Fall seven times and stand up the eighth, Green data center, Information batteries, machine learning, muons, NVIDIA, reliability, SoftBank, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: We worry about chips failing randomly, we ponder a new way of thinking about workload shifting, and we grok Arm’s IPO ...
Google FLoC is Dead | Meta AI Supercomputer Lives | ARM Deal is Dead
Richi Jennings | | adtech, ARM, facebook, FLoC, Google Topics, Meta, ml, ML infrastructure, NVIDIA, privacy, SoftBank, The Long View, the metaverseIn this week’s The Long View: Google’s FLoC proposal is dead, Meta/Facebook is buying RSC—a huge AI supercomputer, and Arm “will IPO” instead of selling to Nvidia ...
AWS Outage Outrage | Rusty Linux | ARM Latest
Richi Jennings | | Amazon Web Services, ARM, AWS, FTC, linux, NVIDIA, outage, Rust, SoftBank, The Long ViewIn this week’s The Long View: Amazon Web Services falls on its face, Linux’s move to Rust takes the next step, and the FTC stabs another fatal wound in the horrible Arm/Nvidia ...
WTH? We Wanna WFH | DoD Dual-Sources JWCC | More Nvidia ARM Woes
Richi Jennings | | ARM, Department of Defense, github, google, IT contracts, JavaScript, JEDI, JWCC, NVIDIA, Octoverse, Python, remote working, SoftBank, The Long View, U.S. government, WFH, work from homeIn this week’s The Long View: Working from home is de rigueur, JEDI redux, and more about Nvidia/Arm ...
Nvidia/ARM Wavering | Google Outage Outrage | Backblaze IPO on Fire
Richi Jennings | | ARM, Backblaze, Google Cloud, IPO, load balancer, NVIDIA, open source, outage, The Long View, UKIn this week’s The Long View: Nvidia’s faltering attempt to buy Arm, Google’s load balancers go offline, and Backblaze’s newly-IPO’ed stock jumps 60% ...
NVIDIA Aims to Drive Disaggregation Following Cumulus Networks Buy
Mike Vizard | | acquisition, Cumulus Networks, network disaggregration, network operating system, NVIDIA, open source networkingAdoption of open source networking may be about to get a boost following the forthcoming acquisition of Cumulus Network by NVIDIA. The acquisition of the provider of a network operating system (NOS) ...
