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AMD has once again recorded share growth in the x86 CPU segment with the server and mobile segments seeing the biggest gains in Q2 2024.

AMD Sees Growth In EPYC “Server” & Ryzen “Mobile” Segment As Its x86 CPU Share Continues To Grow, Desktop Share Declines In Preparation For Ryzen 9000 Launch

Mercury Research has shared the latest x86 CPU market statistics which show continued gains for AMD, both in market and revenue share, across the client and server segments. In Q2 2024, AMD prepped itself for the launch of its next-generation Zen 5 portfolio which kicked off with Ryzen AI 300 “Strix” laptops last month and will soon be getting the Ryzen 9000 Desktop chips. On servers, AMD is expected to launch its 5th Gen EPYC “Turin” CPUs which will launch later this year….

Brussels, Belgium – Europe’s connectivity ecosystem is evolving quickly to embrace the transition to gigabit infrastructures, 5G, virtualization, and cloud-defined networks. As our sector ramps up infrastructure investment to meet user expectations and to empower competitiveness, we are proud to welcome new members to ETNO, Europe’s leading telecom association.

ETNO is welcoming Liberty Global as a Full Member, starting in February. The ETNO Board and General Assembly have fully endorsed the application. Liberty Global serves 85 million fixed and mobile connections in Europe with networks for 10 Gbps and beyond, under brands such as Virgin Media-02 in the UK, VodafoneZiggo in The Netherlands, Telenet in Belgium, Sunrise in Switzerland, Virgin Media in Ireland and UPC in…

After seven years in existence, miniNodes, a Phoenix-based provider of bare-metal Raspberry Pi hosting services, has grown out of its first data center — also known as founder David Tischler’s home office.

Tischler says he now has 40 to 50 customers, which he serves from a small rack of Raspberry Pis in his home, networked using Cisco routing, firewall, and switching, with a dedicated internet connection, “so it’s not sharing with my kids streaming YouTube or something.”

“It started here,” Tischler told DCK, “but I now have underway an expansion to a data center with a partner of mine in Texas.”

The new home of miniNodes will be a colocation data center in Austin, where Tischler and his new partner have already installed some…

After seven years in existence, miniNodes, a Phoenix-based provider of bare-metal Raspberry Pi hosting services, has grown out of its first data center — also known as founder David Tischler’s home office.

Tischler says he now has 40 to 50 customers, which he serves from a small rack of Raspberry Pis in his home, networked using Cisco routing, firewall, and switching, with a dedicated internet connection, “so it’s not sharing with my kids streaming YouTube or something.”

“It started here,” Tischler told DCK, “but I now have underway an expansion to a data center with a partner of mine in Texas.”

The new home of miniNodes will be a colocation data center in Austin, where Tischler and his new partner have already installed some…