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AI's GPU problem is actually a data delivery problem

Presented by F5As enterprises pour billions into GPU infrastructure for AI workloads, many are discovering that their expensive compute resources sit idle far more than expected. The culprit isn't the hardware. It’s the often-invisible data delivery layer between storage and compute that's starving GPUs of the information they need."While people are focusing their attention, justifiably so, on GPUs, because they're very significant investments, those are rarely the limiting factor," says Mark Menger, solutions architect at F5. "They're capable of more work. They're waiting on data."AI performance increasingly depends on an independent, programmable control point between AI frameworks and object storage — one that most enterprises haven’t d [...]

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How to buy a GPU in 2025

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FOMO is why enterprises pay for GPUs they don't use — and why prices keep climbing

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DoorDash and Wing are expanding their drone delivery partnership to Atlanta

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Engadget Podcast: iPhone 16e review and Amazon's AI-powered Alexa+

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How to find an affordable GPU during the great RAMageddon of 2026

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Amazon launches one- and three-hour delivery options in the US

Amazon just launched one-hour and three-hour delivery options in many cities and towns throughout the US. As a matter of fact, the company says three-hour delivery windows are already available in ove [...]

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ScaleOps' new AI Infra Product slashes GPU costs for self-hosted enterprise LLMs by 50% for early adopters

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Apple Mac Studio M4 Max review: A creative powerhouse

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