VDI users with accelerated, GPU enhanced desktops will have a better experience and be more productive. Adding GPUs to modular, blade servers has never been simpler or quicker. X-Series protects and extends your investment with a modular form factor.
Cisco believes you shouldn’t have to create hardware silos to meet the needs of an application and provide your users the best experience. Now with Cisco UCS X-Fabric Technology and GPU announcements, we are expanding the portfolio to address a much
As AI workloads mature, the need for greater granularity and flexibility in accelerated compute resource allocation has increased. With support for the new NVIDIA A100 GPU Cisco UCS and HyperFlex will deliver performance and versatility for running AI
The Cisco Data Intelligence Platform with NVIDIA GPUs will provide Hadoop and AI customers additional options to run their AI workloads on Hadoop or a Kubernetes farm natively using Apache Spark 3.0.
Welcome back! There wasn’t much lead time between my last blog and this one, but the Cisco “travel bug” has taken hold and it stops for no one. This time...
There’s no doubt that virtualized desktop infrastructure can help save money and give workers the tools they need to get their jobs done. There’s a “but” in...
If data is the new oil, there is one major difference. Unlike oil, which over the years have suffered from varying supply, for much of the customers, there is only...
The NVIDIA GPU Technology Conference is happening next week in San Jose. Visit booth 415 to see what the Cisco GPU accelerated data center can do for you.
GPUs are becoming ubiquitous in the data center. On one hand, if you’re running virtual desktops you know that modern apps and newer operating systems such as Windows 10 make use of a lot more graphic power than their predecessors. Which means that
