Optical chip-to-chip technology developer Ayar Labs says it is collaborating with NVIDIA to pair optical I/O with artificial intelligence (AI) infrastructures for AI and high-performance computing (HPC) applications. NVIDIA plans to use the fruits of the partnership in its products. Ayar Labs states that NVIDIA expects AI model sizes to grow over the next year
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. and chip startup Ayar Labs Inc. today announced a partnership aimed at using silicon photonics technology to make supercomputers more efficient. As part of the partnership, HPE’s Pathfinder venture capital arm has made a strategic investment of undisclosed size in Ayar Labs. The startup previously raised a $35 million funding round
The allure of “technology resource disaggregation” – a.k.a., composable computing – doesn’t get old. It’s an ingenious yet common-sense strategy for addressing our increasingly heterogeneous HPC-AI world where no single system can cost-effectively satisfy the range of workloads needed. With a composable HPC infrastructure there are pools of compute, memory, and storage resources enabling the
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The deal doubles the size of Smart’s US team and provides enhanced capabilities in personalization at scale for retirement solutions
Smart has passed £2.2bn assets under management on its platform, growing by more than 2,000% in the 3 years since announcing the £100 million milestone.
