Supermicro launches servers with Intel Xeon 6+ to lower data center costs
Super Micro Computer, the company for the Supermicro brand, announced 12 new servers for new Intel Xeon 6+ processors. Featuring up to 288 efficiency cores per socket and delivering improved performance-per-watt, the new systems are designed for high-density cloud, virtualization, 5G analytics,...
Intel unveils robotics and AI at the edge based on its Intel Core Series 3 processors
Intel said more than 130 customers are using the Intel Core Series 3 processor family to power edge devices including robotics and AI applications. At Computex, intel said the momentum includes a major design with Sensory AI for Ella the first multiagent Physical AI store running in public...
Combat Tips And Tricks To Give You To Edge In Mina The Hollower
After years of anticipation, Yacht Club Games’ new release is finally here, allowing us to dive into the gothic-horror themed world of Mina the Hollower, giving us one of the best modern takes on the classic Game Boy Color action-adventure titles. And, if you’re looking for a...Gounder Gives Lowdown on Ebola, Peptides, and Colorectal Screenings
Céline Gounder, KFF Health News’ editor-at-large for public health, discussed recent warnings about research-grade peptides and new colorectal cancer screening guidelines on CBS News’ CBS Mornings on May 27. She also discussed the Ebola outbreak centered on the Democratic...
The Y2K Halter Top Is Officially Grown-up
From going-out top to polished wardrobe essential, the halter has staged the ultimate makeover. Continue reading →
Palace, Nike, England Team Up on Three Lions Soccer-inspired Capsule
The latest England capsule under Nike’s x2 series features pre-match kits and lifestyle pieces, hitting stores just in time for the World Cup. Continue reading →Education is no longer a ‘professional degree.’ What will the ripple effects be?
Education advocates are worried about the negative impact a new federal student loan cap will have on staffing for many roles in schools. Continue reading →Test yourself on the past week’s K-12 news
From unspent federal funds to an American Federation of Teachers proposal, what did you learn from our recent stories? Continue reading →School meal participation at risk from SNAP cuts, FRAC reports
Participation in SNAP has fallen by some 3.3 million people in the last year as a new federal law tightened eligibility, data shows. Continue reading →