Nvidia has launched open-source software to give data center operators unprecedented visibility into the thermal and reliability health of its AI GPUs. This tool tracks power, temperature, and airflow across thousands of chips to help prevent throttling and failures.
Companies are sitting on mountains of data trapped in departmental silos, creating disjointed customer experiences. The real challenge isn’t collecting more data, but connecting it all to drive smarter, faster decisions across the entire business.
FNT Software has launched a new Infrastructure Health & Monitoring module for its Command Platform, developed in partnership with Paessler. The solution aims to merge real-time monitoring data from PRTG with FNT’s documentation and lifecycle management tools. This creates a synchronized “digital twi
Google is adding a suite of new video editing features to Google Photos. The update includes pre-made templates and a faster, more intuitive editor for crafting highlight reels on mobile.
Power and cooling specialist Aggreko is making a major move to support the AI boom. The company is expanding its fleet of liquid-cooled load banks by 120 megawatts to help data center operators commission high-density facilities faster and more efficiently.
A new benchmark from Databricks reveals a harsh truth about enterprise AI. Even the best models, like GPT-5.1 and Claude Opus, struggle with real-world documents, achieving less than 45% accuracy on unprocessed files. The gap between academic tests and business needs is massive.
YouTube is giving more creators a powerful tool to optimize their content. The platform has expanded A/B testing for video titles and thumbnails, a feature that was previously limited to a small group.
IBM is making a massive $11 billion bet to boost its AI capabilities. The tech giant is acquiring data streaming platform Confluent to help companies manage real-time data flow for artificial intelligence services.
Telecom group Veon has begun construction on a new data center in Almaty, Kazakhstan. The 2MW facility, operated by its Beeline Kazakhstan and Hyper Cloud Solution units, is slated to launch by the end of 2026. It aims to provide sovereign cloud and AI services, keeping data local.
A new strategic partnership aims to give manufacturers better tools for their data. Hitachi Systems will integrate dataPARC’s historian and PARCview analytics into its digital solutions suite.
