Servers

Apple CEO Tim Cook took to X yesterday, October 23, to announce that Apple’s “American-made advanced servers” have begun shipping from a new Houston facility to Apple’s own data centers.

Microsoft is canceling its plans to build a data center near the Oak Creek Power Plant after the community rallied against its plans.

Chinese company Highlander will be the first to run a commercial underwater data center, serving state-owned companies off the coast of Shanghai.

Built on Intel’s 18A node, the all-E-core Xeon packs 288 cores per socket and promises big efficiency gains.

China is building a centralized, state-run cloud platform to connect underused data centers nationwide and resell excess computing power.

Nvidia has secured all available capacity at Wistron’s new facility in the Southern Taiwan Science Park, with confirmed orders extending through 2026.

A group of researchers from the University of Tartu developed a way to reuse old smartphones as an edge node to process data in real-time.

Someone managed to get Doom running on a $10,000 Apple Network Server from 1996.

This developer sends zip bombs to pesky web crawlers that attempt to compromise his website.