Other Than Nvidia, Who Will Use Arm’s Neoverse V2 Core? - The Next Platform
We are still plowing through the many, many presentions from the Hot Interconnects, Hot Chips, Google Cloud Next, and Meta Networking @ Scale conferences that all happened recently and at essentially the same time. And we intend to take our usual, methodical approach of finding the interesting bits and doing some analysis on what we
Enfabrica Nabs $125 Million To Ramp Networking Godbox - The Next Platform
For the past decade or so, we have been convinced by quite a large number of IT suppliers that security functions, network and storage virtualization functions, and even the server virtualization hypervisor for carving up compute itself should be offloaded from servers to intermediaries somewhat illogically called data processing units, or DPUs. And so the
Intel Gets Its Chiplets In Order With 5th Gen Xeon SPs - The Next Platform
Based on what Intel has been saying for the past several weeks in various events, but especially the Hot Chips 2023 a few weeks ago and the more recent Intel Innovation 2023 extravaganza, the company’s foundry process roadmap and its server processor roadmaps are going to align harmoniously to make the Xeon SP family of
5 Hard Problems in Vector Search, and How Cassandra Solves Them
Vector search engines are an important new database feature with multiple architectural challenges, including scale-out, garbage collection, concurrency, effective use of disk, and composability. Here is how DataStax added these features to Astra DB.
This blog post explores the emergence of event-driven architectures (EDAs) and the components that make up event-driven systems. It also presents two fundamental design patterns that help illustrate how the components of event-driven architectures work together.
The 6 Pillars of Platform Engineering: Part 1 — Security
Platform team workflows and checklists for building security, pipelines, provisioning, connectivity, orchestration, and observability into their platform.
Beyond the Traveling Salesman: Escape Routes Get a Quantum Overhaul - The Next Platform
When it comes to natural disasters, every second counts—and the clock may just be ticking a little slower following a collaboration between Terra Quantum and Honda Research Institute Europe (HRI-EU). By entangling quantum computing with traditional algorithms, the team has paved a 'superposition' of escape routes designed to evacuate people more quickly and efficiently in
Network telemetry is a technology for gaining network insight and facilitating efficient and automated network management. It encompasses various techniques for remote data generation, collection, correlation, and consumption. This document describes an architectural framework for network telemetry, motivated by challenges that are encountered as part of the operation of networks and by the requirements that ensue.
This document clarifies the terminology and classifies the modules and components of a network telemetry system from different perspectives. The framework and taxonomy help to set a common ground for the collection of related work and provide guidance for related technique and standard developments.
Most new cars come with some form of keyless entry, whether it’s a proximity key or a push-button start. Here’s how these features work and what they do.
The Outbox Pattern with Mongo, Kafka and Debezium in C# - Vasil Kosturski
Discover a practical solution for the Dual Write Problem in distributed systems using the Outbox Pattern. This guide presents a C# demo app with MongoDB, Kafka, and Debezium, illustrating reliable data propagation between services.
The New UXL Foundation’s Has a Bold Blueprint for Open Acceleration - The Next Platform
Heterogeneous computing is clearly here to stay but now’s the time to get down to brass tacks and start addressing standards, portability, and other elements common to maturing technologies. The need to integrate various types of processors, including CPUs, GPUs, and specialized chips for AI and other applications is clear, thus today we’re met with