Breaking Down the Computing Demands of a HPC Environment Recently, DataBank announced the development of a new 94,000 sq. ft. data center in downtown Atlanta for anchor-tenant, Georgia Institute of Technology. Located in Midtown Atlanta and codenamed “CODA”, DataBank’s ATL1 data center will serve as a high performance computing center, set to house the Southern […]
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Read NowJanuary 15th, 2018 The DataBank teams have been hard at work this past week testing and addressing the Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities. If you missed our previous communication that described the situation and status, please click here for some valuable background information sent on Tuesday, January 9th at 11:48am.
Read NowJanuary 9, 2018 This past week you may have heard of two major vulnerabilities, Meltdown and Spectre, that impact the large majority of computer processors including Intel, AMD, and ARM. These vulnerabilities manipulate widely adopted performance enhancing features built into most modern CPUs.
Read NowDallas, TX – January 5, 2018 – Databank / Edge Hosting a DataBank company is aware of the ‘Meltdown’ and ‘Spectre’ vulnerabilities that have been impacting virtually every computer processor that is currently available from Intel, AMD and ARM. We have been closely monitoring the rapidly developing situation, communicating with our vendors and developing plans.
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