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The datacenter segment is preparing for the first wave of next-gen 800V HDVC systems that will power NVIDIA & Google infrastructure this year. As Datacenters continue to outstrip electricity generation, the need for more power-efficient & versatile solutions has become essential. This is why major companies like NVIDIA & Google have invested heavily in 800V DC or HVDC (High-Voltage Direct Current

United States/Electronic Equipment and Components/NYSE:COHR What Coherent (COHR)'s NVIDIA AI Datacenter Deal and Indium Phosphide Pivot Mean For Shareholders June 13, 2026 Simply Wall St Reviewed by Sasha Jovanovic Share Copy Link In recent days, Coherent has deepened its partnership with NVIDIA through a US$2.00 billion investment focused on next-generation optical and photonics technologies for

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AI AND ML Intel's mysterious new datacenter GPU is what Nvidia's Rubin CPX nearly was Nvidia's prefill accelerator was shelved, but Chipzilla's Crescent Island could fill the void Tobias Mann Systems editor 0 Published Thu 04 Jun 2026 // 13:00 UTC COMPUTEX 2026 Intel offered new insights into its next-gen datacenter GPU codenamed Crescent Island. Alongside supporting enterprise AI deployments,

Nvidia Extends Its Grip On The AI Datacenter Outwards Timothy Prickett Morgan Co-Editor, Co-Founder, The Next Platform Published Tue 2 Jun 2026 // 21:01 UTC Nvidia wants the modern AI datacenter to be more like an Apple product, and with announcements it just made at the Computex conference in Taiwan, the company is getting closer to achieving that ambitious goal. Creating a platform that not on

Kevin O'Leary claims Chinese propaganda to blame for anti-datacenter sentiment.

Cloud providers are facing a two-sided AI cost problem: They have to keep building the infrastructure required to support rising demand, while giving enterprise customers enough controls to keep AI workloads financially manageable. The result is a new phase in cloud AI, one in which providers are not only competing on model access and performance, but also on cost controls. Prompt caching, contex

SK Hynix claims a 30% reduction in thermal resistance for its new chip design integrating cooling inside HBM memory stacks. SK Hynix has plans to make high-bandwidth memory run cooler than these old chips. Credit: Gordon Mah Ung South Korean semiconductor giant SK Hynix has announced a new type of high-bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI datacenters that improves heat dissipation by integrating a cool

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