AMD's newly launched Enterprise AI Suite offers an open-source, modular platform to scale AI from pilot to production using Instinct accelerators. Integrating Kubernetes, Ray, and vLLM, it positions AMD against Nvidia in enterprise AI. This deep dive explores its features, market impact, and future prospects.
As cyber threats evolve, ensuring your Cisco Secure Firewall remains optimized and up to date is essential. Join us for a 45-minute webinar designed for Cisco Firewall customers renewing their licenses, where we’ll walk through the latest updates, security enhancements, and best practices to help you maximize your investment.
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Kubernetes has announced the retirement of Ingress NGINX due to persistent security vulnerabilities and maintainer burnout, with support ending in March 2026. Users are urged to migrate to alternatives like Gateway API to mitigate risks. This shift highlights broader challenges in open-source sustainability and cloud-native security.
Google Cloud has unveiled enhancements for running Ray workloads on GKE, emphasizing advanced scheduling and scaling for efficient AI operations. Features include priority-based and gang scheduling via KubeRay, GPU acceleration, and autoscaling to optimize resources and cut costs. These updates aid enterprises in handling complex machine learning tasks seamlessly.
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Google Cloud's new GKE Managed Lustre CSI Driver enhances Kubernetes for HPC and AI/ML by providing high-throughput, scalable storage via dynamic Lustre-backed volumes, reducing data bottlenecks and idle times for GPUs/TPUs. Powered by DDN's EXAScaler, it offers performance tiers and cost savings. This positions Google as a leader in cloud-native HPC.
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