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- Carnegie Mellon Expands AI Research with Google-Powered Cloud GPU Cluster
- Supermicro Introduces Broad Portfolio of Single-Socket Servers with Intel Xeon 6
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- IBM Expands On-Prem Offerings with Storage Ceph as a Service
- CIQ Adds Federation to Fuzzball for Hybrid AI and HPC Workloads
- Marvell Showcases PCIe Gen 6 Optical Interconnect for AI Infrastructure
- SymphonyAI Expands Industrial AI to the Edge with Microsoft Azure IoT Operations
- Databricks and Anthropic Sign Deal to Bring Claude Models to Data Intelligence Platform
- Red Hat Boosts Enterprise AI Across the Hybrid Cloud with Red Hat AI
- Observe.AI Rolls Out VoiceAI Agents to Power AI-Driven Customer Engagement
- Fluidstack Deploys Exascale GPU Clusters Across Europe with Borealis, Dell, and NVIDIA
- KX Emerges as Standalone Software Company
- PEAK:AIO Chosen by Scan to Support Next-Gen GPUaaS Platform
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Manufacturing and the Economy: A Random Sojurn Around the Web
Four different websites, four different perspectives on manufacturing and the economy. Some seemingly random links reveal interesting correlations.Full Article
The Invisible Innovators: What Is the Missing Middle? And Why Do We Need Them?
The manufacturing market is held together by a vitally-important yet often ignored segment, known as the "Missing Middle." The term refers to the roughly 300,000 manufacturers in the US ...Full Article
Making High Performance Computing Accessible and Affordable to Manufacturers
The Rocky Mountain Supercomputer Centers (RMSC) is on a mission to bring high performance computing (HPC) technology to the "missing middle" of the North American manufacturing sector. These are ...Full Article
Hope for the Missing Middle
There are about 300,000 manufacturing companies in the United States. Only 5 percent of the total are big organizations like Boeing, General Motors and Procter & Gamble; the rest ...Full Article
Why SMMs Balk at Adopting Digital Manufacturing
Despite the fact that the adoption of digital manufacturing modeling and simulation can reduce costs, improve products, shorten time-to-market and, in general, boost a company's competitive capabilities, rapid and ...Full Article