Kyndryl bolsters its Bridge infrastructure services

Kyndryl bolsters its Bridge infrastructure services

There are now more than 1,200 clients using the Kyndryl Bridge platform, including approximately 450 clients added in the most recent quarter, according to Bremner. “Adding 450 clients in the quarter highlights the scalability of Kyndryl Bridge. As Kyndryl brings more clients and services onto the platform, Kyndryl Bridge will leverage an expanded operational data set to provide more insights than the 3 million insights it generates monthly now and provide clients more savings,” Bremner stated. …

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Using Cisco’s Benefits To Ease Difficult Times: The Bridge To Giving Yourself Grace

Using Cisco’s Benefits To Ease Difficult Times: The Bridge To Giving Yourself Grace

We plan for the happy things in life: holidays, children’s sports games, birthdays. What we don’t plan for is a catastrophic family event that turns our world upside down. That only happens to other people, right? That’s what I thought until it happened to us. But as I write this, I am sitting in a hospital chair next to my mom’s bed. Ten years ago, when I lost my dad after a sudden illness, I…

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Compressing files using the zip command on Linux

Compressing files using the zip command on Linux

$ zip -q bin bin/* $ If you are zipping a directory that contains subdirectories, those subdirectories, but not their contents will be added to the zip file unless you add the -r (recursive). Here’s an example: $ zip bin bin/* updating: bin/FindFiles (deflated 54%) updating: bin/shapes (deflated 63%) updating: bin/shapes2 (deflated 62%) updating: bin/shapes3 (deflated 45%) updating: bin/NOTES/ (stored 0%) Here’s an example that adds -r and, as a result, includes the NOTES subdirectory’s…

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High-bandwidth memory nearly sold out until 2026

High-bandwidth memory nearly sold out until 2026

While it is easy to blame Nvidia for this shortage, it’s not alone in driving high-performance computing and the memory needed to go with it. AMD is making a run, Intel is trying, and many major cloud service providers are building their own processors. This includes Amazon, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft. All of them are making their own custom silicon, and all need HBM memory. That leaves the smaller players on the outside looking in,…

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NSA, FBI warn of email spoofing threat

NSA, FBI warn of email spoofing threat

“North Korea found a way to exploit something that security and deliverability experts have been worried about over these past few months; there’s a whole bunch of domain owners out there who are not necessarily security savvy, and perhaps focused more on email marketing efforts. Those domain owners (and there are more than a million of them out there) were quick to implement a bare minimum DMARC policy to comply with new mailbox provider sender…

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Optimizing business velocity with Cisco Full-Stack Observability

Optimizing business velocity with Cisco Full-Stack Observability

Fueling digital transformation success with cost and resource optimization over applications, workloads, and components Digital transformation comes with an irony that is not lost on the IT teams. Applications and the digital experiences they enable require cloud-based resources for which costs can easily spiral out of control. Worse, lack of visibility means that utilization of these resources can be difficult to accurately assess. This creates a conundrum. Fast, reliable application performance depends on sufficient allocation…

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Cisco's Women of the Channel: Empowering Innovation, Leadership, and Success in 2024

Cisco's Women of the Channel: Empowering Innovation, Leadership, and Success in 2024

As CRN unveils their annual Women of the Channel List this May, I am filled with pride and admiration to recognize and celebrate the extraordinary women at Cisco who are driving innovation, leadership, and success within our channel community. Each year, I am awestruck by the growing number of women worldwide who are being acknowledged for their expertise, dedication, and visionary thinking. These remarkable individuals are not only making their mark in the channel but…

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Frontier retains top spot among world's fastest supercomputers

Frontier retains top spot among world's fastest supercomputers

Here is a breakdown of specific details for the 10 overall fastest supercomputer systems on the TOP500 list for May 2024: #1: Frontier This HPE Cray EX system is the first U.S. system with a performance exceeding one Exaflop/s. It is installed at the ORNL in Tenn., where it is operated for the Department of Energy (DOE).  Cores: 8,699,904 Rmax (PFLOPS): 1,206.00 Rpeak (PFLOPS): 1,714.81 Power (kW): 22,786 #2: Aurora The Aurora system is installed…

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Nvidia teases quantum accelerated supercomputers

Nvidia teases quantum accelerated supercomputers

Nvidia also announced that national supercomputing centers worldwide will soon receive a performance boost via the open-source Nvidia CUDA-Q platform. The company revealed that sites in Germany, Japan, and Poland will use the platform to power quantum processing units (QPU) in their high performance computing systems. “Quantum accelerated supercomputing, in which quantum processors are integrated into accelerated supercomputers, represents a tremendous opportunity to solve scientific challenges that may otherwise be out of reach,” said Tim…

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