Volume 341, Issue 3 · 10 articles
Dell explains the fabric requirements, topology, buffering and congestion control that keep GPUs productive during LLM training. Read more
Dell argues its AI Data Platform's open partner ecosystem lets enterprises assemble best-of-breed AI stacks without lock-in. Read more
Dell and NVIDIA upstreamed an accelerated NIXL OBJ engine enabling RDMA KV cache offload from vLLM and LMCache to ObjectScale. Read more
Dell's ObjectScale supports 40 KIOXIA 245.76TB SSDs in 2U, delivering 9.83PB of capacity for AI workloads. Read more
Dell positions its AI Data Platform as an enrichment layer over existing media asset management without forcing migration. Read more
Dell research finds fragmented AI, workplace and infrastructure strategies are why nearly half of enterprises stall on disruption. Read more
Dell publishes an explainer covering TCP/IP, DNS, routers, fiber and CDNs, plus a simple connection self-test. Read more
Dell and Gartner argue recovery testing is skipped out of organizational fear, not budget, and needs a defined target to matter. Read more
Dell positions its AI Data Platform as an Enterprise Data Factory that prepares, governs and serves AI-ready context at scale. Read more
Dell argues validated blueprints built with network equipment providers are how operators modernize without pausing operations. Read more