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Dell EMC PowerEdge MX Vision
The Dell EMC PowerEdge MX is the company's newest blade architecture that has been designed from the ground up to incorporate today's latest technologies and accommodate tomorrow's emerging technologies and workloads
Intel L1DF Foreshadow Performance Impacts For Data Center
Intel Publishes L1TF and Foreshadow performance impacts. These numbers may cause virtual private server providers to choose between their economic model and the security of their service
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Founders Edition
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, GeForce RTX 2080, and GeForce RTX 2070 are now officially launched including the new Turing architecture and Tensor Core technology
NVIDIA Turing Die Shot
We have the NVIDIA Turing launch livestream here. You can watch the launch of the new consumer GPUs that will be the hot topics for the deep learning and AI crowd after they launch
HP T620 Plus Thin Client Front And Rear
If you are looking for an inexpensive, environmentally friendly, and well-built firewall and VPN appliance, the HP T620 Plus may have new life as your answer. We show how to build an awesome low cost, low power, and quiet pfSense or OPNsense appliance from the thin client.
IBM Power9 E950
The new IBM POWER9 scale-up servers launched with some awesome specs including PCIe Gen4. The IBM Power E950 is a 4 socket server with up to 48 cores/ 192 threads and 16TB of RAM. Scaling to 16 sockets, 1536 threads, and 64TB of RAM is the IBM Power E980.
Protectli FW4A LAN And Power
Our Protectli FW4A firewall review with the Intel Atom E3845, 4GB of RAM, a 32GB SSD. We test this system (the FW4A-0-4-32) using pfSense as a lightweight and silent firewall appliance
Supermicro X11DAC Banner
Our Supermicro X11DAC workstation and server motherboard review shows how this dual socket Intel Xeon Scalable platform has a ton of expandability with PCIe slots and even a SAS3 HBA onboard
Gigabyte Cavium ThunderX2 Launch Cover
Gigabyte launches two new Cavium ThunderX2 servers each supporting dual sockets and up to 32 cores and 128 threads per socket. The Gigabyte R181-T90 is the 1U offering and the Gigabyte R281-T91 is the 2U offering. Both have large amounts of PCIe I/O, IPMI, and redundant power supplies
Foreshadow Cover
The Intel Foreshadow flaw in L1TF execution targets Intel SGX and virtual machines and is especially concerning for public cloud and enterprise virtualization cluster providers