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MSI has launched a powerful lineup of servers featuring AMD’s EPYC 9005 Series processors. These servers, with up to 192 cores and multi-node configurations, are tailored for AI, cloud-native, and data-intensive workloads. MSI aims to empower data centers to achieve top performance with unparalleled scalability, high memory bandwidth, and energy efficiency. By focusing on performance and sustainability, MSI strengthens its position in the HPC space.

AI cloud provider CoreWeave has secured a $650 million credit facility led by top financial players, including Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan. With plans to open 28 global data centers by 2024, CoreWeave is accelerating its growth, bringing its total raised to $12.7 billion in just 18 months. The company, valued at $23 billion, is eyeing a potential IPO and continued expansion into the AI cloud space.

AHEAD, a leading cloud and digital engineering provider, has earned the AWS Healthcare Competency, highlighting its expertise in delivering advanced AWS solutions to healthcare organizations. By leveraging AWS services, AHEAD helps providers modernize electronic health records, enhance data-driven decision-making, and improve patient care. Sharp HealthCare praised AHEAD’s support, calling their partnership “transformative” in navigating a hybrid cloud environment, leading to more efficient, scalable healthcare solutions.

LinkedIn’s Freelancer Marketplace has seen significant growth, with 10 million users creating service pages, up 48% in the last year. Service requests have surged 65%, averaging eight per minute. As traditional freelance platforms struggle, LinkedIn’s focus on freelancers drives engagement and boosts premium subscriptions, which are up 51%. With the evolving job market, LinkedIn aims to capture more freelancers seeking flexible work options.

Supermicro has launched a complete liquid cooling solution designed for AI and data center efficiency, offering up to 40% energy savings and 80% space savings. With next-gen GPUs, cold plates, and cutting-edge rack cooling, Supermicro’s solution boosts performance while cutting costs. By delivering 250kW rack-CDUs and modular cooling towers, they promise faster deployments and enhanced computing power for the AI-driven future.

World Host Group has acquired Nimbus Hosting, adding it to their growing brand portfolio alongside Verpex and Stablepoint. Mike Crook, who played a crucial role in preparing Nimbus for the sale, has now ended his time with the company. Nimbus, known for simplifying web management, will continue thriving under new ownership as Crook begins a new chapter in his career. Transaction details remain undisclosed.

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