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Data Mobility for HPC and EDA Workloads from On-premises to Azure Cloud

Pure Storage

High performance computing (HPC) workloads using electronic design automation (EDA) tools require a high magnitude of compute resources to run jobs in a 24/7 queue for design and manufacturing processes. Intellectual property (IP) for chip design and manufacturing is the crown jewel for semiconductor companies. Seamless Data Mobility.

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The Possible Crisis Before Us: How Deepfakes Could Combine With AI, Blockchain, Quantum and Other Threats

Security Industry Association

In my old legacy enterprise resource planning systems deployments, we called this model a service-oriented architecture. Like all risks, they can be mitigated, but as the research advances, we must be as dynamic with risk mitigation as we are with digital innovation.

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How to Create a Network Disaster Recovery Plan

Pure Storage

A viable NDRP is an essential component of any corporate risk mitigation program because it allows for rapid recovery from incidents that could otherwise lead to crippling business disruptions. By minimizing downtime and ensuring a faster resumption of services, an NDRP helps mitigate financial losses.

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How to Create a Network Disaster Recovery Plan

Pure Storage

A viable NDRP is an essential component of any corporate risk mitigation program because it allows for rapid recovery from incidents that could otherwise lead to crippling business disruptions. By minimizing downtime and ensuring a faster resumption of services, an NDRP helps mitigate financial losses.

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SIA Standards Update From ISC West 2023

Security Industry Association

Security Design Standard : It was a privilege to share the speaker’s stage with Steve Van Till, Art Hushen, and Lee Odess at The Lounge to reveal our vision to increase the professionalism of our industry through developing a security design standard. If any of these concepts resonate with you, then please reach out and get involved.

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TPUs vs. GPUs: What’s the Difference?

Pure Storage

GPUs are generally faster than CPUs for deep learning tasks, but the specialized architecture of TPUs often allows them to be faster than GPUs. By processing large data sets and complex neural network architectures efficiently, TPUs enable more accurate and timely recommendations, enhancing user experience and engagement.

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TPUs vs. GPUs: What’s the Difference?

Pure Storage

GPUs are generally faster than CPUs for deep learning tasks, but the specialized architecture of TPUs often allows them to be faster than GPUs. By processing large data sets and complex neural network architectures efficiently, TPUs enable more accurate and timely recommendations, enhancing user experience and engagement.