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Can a tiny home community work to support the unhoused in Guelph?

Guelph Tiny Homes Coalition will host a  webinar through Zoom this Tuesday night at 7 p.m. to discuss the topic.

Among the speakers is Jeff Wilmer, who co-founded A Better Tent City in Kitchener, as well as Debbie Carriere, the executive director with the Elizabeth Fry Society of Peterborough, on the Peterborough’s Modular Bridge Housing Community.

There will also be an update on the proposed pilot project in Guelph, which would be 25-50 tiny homes with a shared kitchen, washroom and laundry area.

The goal is to confirm a location and deliver the project by the winter.

Anyone interested in the webinar is encouraged to fill…

AMD unveiled a line of tiny Epyc processors designed to compete with Intel’s entry-level E-2400 Xeons.

Unlike the rest of AMD’s Epyc lineup, its latest 4004-series processors don’t use the SP5 or SP6 sockets, instead opting for the comparatively tiny AM5 platform.

In fact, aside from some enterprise-centric features and validation, these aren’t exactly new chips. Peel back the heat spreader and you’ll find a familiar chiplet architecture, with up to two eight-core compute dies and a single central I/O die. These chiplets are based on TSMC’s 5nm and 6nm process tech, respectively.

If that sounds at all familiar, it’s because the silicon underpinning these chips has been around for the better part of two years,…

At MemCon 2024, Samsung showcased its latest HBM3E technology, talked about its future HBM4 plans, and unveiled the CXL Memory Module Box, also known as CMM-B, the latest addition to its Compute Express Link (CXL) memory module portfolio.

CMM-B is essentially a memory pooling appliance for rack computing leveraging CXL. It supports disaggregated memory allocation, allowing memory capacity available in remote locations to be shared across multiple servers. Through this, CMM-B enables independent resource allocation in the rack cluster and allows for larger pools of memory to be assigned as needed. With up to 60GB/s bandwidth, Samsung says CMM-B is ideal for applications like AI, in-memory databases, and data analytics.