by Marina Bashneva | May 3, 2021 | CPU, Data Center, High Performance Computing, IT Hardware, Storage
FAQ about AMD Epyc, Ryzen and Zen 3 Processors What is new with AMD Ryzen and Zen 3? As AMD was intensifying its competitiveness vs Intel, AMD decided to go for an aggressive development cycle and use a 7nm process. With just under 20% more Instructions Per Cycle, it...
by Marina Bashneva | Mar 15, 2021 | CPU, Data Center, High Performance Computing, IT Hardware, Storage
FAQ about Intel Rocket Lake-S Processor What is new with Intel Rocket Lake (11th Gen Intel Core i9-11900k)? One of the main improvements in the Intel Rocket Lake line is the Cypress Cove microarchitecture. Not only have they improved the Xe Graphics (32 execution...
by Marina Bashneva | Mar 15, 2021 | Data Center, Graphics Computing, High Performance Computing, IT Hardware, Tech & Innovation
GPU Servers FAQ Where are graphics cards used? Graphics cards are a critical pieces of hardware not just for gamers but for intensive business operations such as Machine Learning and AI. ICC specialized in specific business use cases for GPUs. Whether it be...
by Marina Bashneva | Mar 8, 2021 | Data Center, Financial, High Frequency Trading, Tech & Innovation
High Frequency Servers FAQ How can I optimize my High Frequency Servers? Optimizing High Frequency Servers can be difficult because of the nature of the performance factors that are related to High Frequency Servers. Optimizing your use of FPGAs and optimizing low...
by Marina Bashneva | Mar 1, 2021 | Data Center, Graphics Computing, High Performance Computing, ICC News, ICC Solutions
Ever since the launch of the new Nvidia RTX (3080, 3070, 3060 Ti and 3090) and AMD RX graphics cards (6800 and 6800 XT), both manufacturers have experienced delays in shipping out units to fulfil demand. One of the best ways you can get these units, as well as custom...
by Marina Bashneva | Jan 27, 2021 | Data Center, Financial, High Frequency Trading, High Performance Computing, ICC News, ICC Solutions, IT Hardware, Server Talk, Tech & Innovation
FPGAs (field-programmable gate arrays) are hardware circuits that carry out operations and can do one, multiple or many. This is what makes them an “array”. They are built and programmed to be extremely quick at what you want them to be quick at. In the financial...
