DCK Must Know: Top Data Center News This Week – July 30, 2021 Intel says don t fixate on nanometers, CyrusOne fires CEO, data center REITs and cloud giants report earnings, and more.
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Intel Hell-Bent on Keeping Moore’s Law Alive
As the industry kept writing obituaries for Moore’s Law, Intel said the pattern of processor performance progress described by one of its founders isn’t dead – not if Intel has anything to say about it.
“Until the periodic table is exhausted, we will be relentless in our pursuit of Moore’s Law and our path to innovate with the magic of silicon,” Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger said in a statement that was part of the company’s broad-range roadmap announcement this week:
Constable: Patriotic service in blood of transgender veterans
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Beacon Hill Roll Call
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Ampere s Jeff Wittich Explains Shift from Neoverse to Its Own Cores
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In 1946, a dozen wives of Northwestern University professors were searching for an outlet for their literary talents. They decided to put on a little coffee klatch and improve their writing, says Fred Fitzsimmons, current president of what became the Off Campus Writers Workshop, which now boasts 450 members. It s the oldest continuous writers workshop in the United States.
Meeting most Thursday mornings at the Winnetka Community House, the OCWW has expanded its reach during the pandemic by hosting speakers on Zoom. Instead of a couple dozen members who can make the weekly meetings, the group now regularly draws as many as 150 writers from across the city and suburbs, across Illinois, across the nation, and across the sea, with members from Israel, France, Japan, Australia and elsewhere.