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Korean, US And Japanese Suppliers Race To Upgrade Fabs, Ending The NAND Flash Shortage In 2027

21 July 2026 at 11:35

Finally, some good news after a long time. The ongoing NAND shortage is reportedly going to end next year. Noticeable Growth in NAND Supply to Put an End to Shortages by the End of 2027 as NAND Suppliers are Expected to Upgrade Production Lines While the DRAM market is expected to go through its worst-ever phase throughout the next two years, at the least the storage market is reportedly going to witness some relief. If you have been following the developments around the DRAM and NAND market, you might be aware that analysts predict instability for the next few years. […]

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Corsair unveils new β€˜Pro’ PCs for AI development

25 May 2026 at 17:00

Corsair has introduced Corsair Pro, a new portfolio of enterprise hardware designed for scaling AI workloads. The launch marks an expansion of the company's hardware footprint into dedicated AI infrastructure, grouping professional desktop workstations and rackmount servers.

The Corsair Pro hardware selection is divided into two system tracks depending on scale. The workstation segment includes the FlexPrime V20R, FlexPrime V50R, FlexPrime V80T, and the rack-convertible FlexPrime R80T, which are configured for local AI execution, prototyping, and shared research lab environments. The server segment introduces the FlexGrid G2E2, FlexGrid MG4E2, FlexGrid HG8E2, and FlexGrid MI8E2 to handle multi-GPU computing, distributed cluster training, and high-density production environments.

Within the deskside platform lineup, the FlexPrime V80B workstation is the highlight. This model is powered by the Nvidia GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip, which uses its shared-memory architecture to support dense data modelling and large-parameter workloads directly at a desktop station. The systems can be ordered with a pre-validated software stack that includes pre-installed versions of PyTorch and TensorFlow calibrated to the specific hardware layout, along with pre-configured Docker and Kubernetes environments.

The Corsair Pro systems will be available in multiple configurations, split up by memory capacities, accelerator types, and processing environments. General availability and regional component choices will vary by model and region. The cheapest units start at around $1,050 (without OS, CPU, memory, storage, or GPU).

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Huawei’s β€˜Claimed’ Rival to NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin AI Systems, the Atlas SuperPoD 950, Will Make Its First Public Debut at MWC

1 March 2026 at 14:56

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Huawei plans to showcase its most powerful AI cluster, the Atlas SuperPoD 950, at this year's MWC, marking its first public appearance. Huawei's Atlas SuperPoD 950 Has a 'Huge' Lead Over Vera Rubin AI Racks, But Only In Official Disclosures The infrastructure race in China has become much more aggressive since Beijing decided to double down on preventing the influence of American technology on Chinese developers. Advancements from the likes of Huawei, Biren, Cambricon, and Moore Threads have made headlines in the past few months, mainly due to the nation's ambition to achieve sustainability in the AI computing race. In […]

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Here’s How NVIDIA’s Blackwell Ultra GB300 AI Racks Are Dominating Long-Context DeepSeek Workloads, Delivering Impressive Gains Versus GB200

21 February 2026 at 18:51

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NVIDIA's GB300 NVL72 AI racks have been tested across DeepSeek's latest open source models, and through fine-tuning and optimized inference, the results are indeed promising. NVIDIA's Blackwell Ultra Scores Up to a 1.5x Lead Over GB200 NVL72 In Latency-Sensitive Workloads With GB300, NVIDIA's primary focus has been on delivering optimal long-context performance in order to capitalize on the agentic AI wave. In a recent post, we discussed how Blackwell Ultra delivers a 50x increase in throughput per megawatt compared to Hopper GPUs through its extreme co-design approach. Now, the Large Model Systems Organization (LMSYS) has tested GB300 NVL72 for long-context […]

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