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Join us for our latest webinar, exploring how Kove:SDM? is addressing the challenges of AI/ML workloads and high-performance computing head-on. Kove CEO John Overton and KPMG UK CTO of Consulting Chris Astley will discuss how these challenges are reshaping the global data center landscape, where operators are facing skyrocketing energy demands, sustainability mandates, and the need for scalable performance. Kove:SDM? helps by reducing power and cooling demands by up to 50% and delivering up to 60X performance improvements for memory-intensive workloads. Register for your spot today: https://bit.ly/41PIiW5

When seeking to solve today's infrastructure constraints, why not think a little differently? If your organization is seeking ways to adopt & optimize AI, you will soon need to find ways to manage the workloads. Kove has a proven well documented answer ...

Kove:SDM? gives enterprises the memory size and performance they need when and where they need it, and allows technologists and leaders to do things they could not have done before. Plus, it’s applicable across a wide range of the most demanding computing needs. See how Kove:SDM? can get your organization over the memory wall with no new hardware or code changes needed: https://bit.ly/4ak4jix

I met with the Kove team back when they were still in stealth mode, and I knew right away that they were onto something big. Kove Software-Defined Memory is a game changer—Just in Time for the AI revolution.

“Is software-defined memory the answer to AI bandwidth bottlenecks?” Short answer: Yes. To learn more, read the latest EE Times | Electronic Engineering Times article on the Kove:SDM? Memory Tower. In it, our own John Overton discusses how this breakthrough technology is completely changing the way enterprises think about memory by making it useable and shareable across the data center. Created in collaboration with Viking Enterprise Solutions (a product division of Sanmina), Red Hat, and Computacenter, the Kove:SDM? Memory Tower is “essentially plug and play, and the culmination of [Kove’s] focus on software-defined memory (SDM) over the past decade.” Read the full feature here: https://bit.ly/404gnAW

Beginning the New Year with technology breakthroughs that will impact the future of AI and HPC. Congrats to Kove and all that it has and stands to achieve while enabling the fourth technology revolution!

Interesting point on highlighting the term “memory wall.” It’s certainly more recognizable in the chip design and hardware architecture circles but outside of “silicon business”?????? most IT people simply refer to it as “memory latency issues” or “data access bottlenecks.” Either way, the challenge remains the same which is the gulf between CPU processing speed and main #memory responsiveness. Why It Matters 1. Virtualizing Memory for Full Utilization By pooling and sharing memory resources, #virtualization ensures you make full use of the servers and memory you purchase. This can significantly reduce the overall number of servers needed cutting both capital and operational costs in the data center. 2. Parallelism vs. Latency With more and more cores into every chip and expand pipelines, the data demand intensifies. If memory can’t feed these cores fast enough, parallelism won’t translate into real-world speedups. 3. #Energy and Complexity Building massive caches and sophisticated memory hierarchies is one way to offset the CPU-memory gap, but it also increases energy consumption and design complexity. A genuine #breakthrough in closing or overcoming the memory wall has the potential to unlock significant competitive advantage from driving large-scale data processing and AI/ML innovations faster, to enabling real-time analytics at unprecedented scales. For any organization deeply invested in compute-intensive workloads, solving this challenge can be a decisive game-changer. #HPC #DataCenter

Reichman Jorgensen Lehman & Feldberg LLP has been honored as one of Law360’s 2024 Intellectual Property Groups of the Year, recognizing the firm’s standout achievements in intellectual property litigation. Since opening in 2018, the firm has secured nearly $1 billion in verdicts and judgments. In August 2024, RJLF achieved a landmark $673 million total award for Kove against Amazon Web Services. This result underlines the firm’s reputation for delivering exceptional outcomes in high-stakes IP cases. Read the interview with Courtland Reichman, Christine Lehman, and Adam Adler in Law360 about the win here: https://lnkd.in/eXsi9fF6 https://lnkd.in/eChQhwrE Congratulations to the team! #TrialLawyers #IntellectualProperty #IPLitigation #PatentLaw #HighStakesLitigation

???? Kove apuesta a la expansión internacional tras un a?o de crecimiento récord La empresa desarrolladora de software Kove cerró un 2024 con un aumento del 60% en facturación y duplicando su rentabilidad, según su presidente Amir Pérez. Para 2025, la firma busca consolidarse en mercados como Chile y Perú, con la meta de seguir liderando la transformación digital. Entre sus soluciones destacadas se encuentran Kove CarePLUS para medicina pre-paga y MyClinic para consultorios médicos. La compa?ía también apuesta por el crecimiento en facturación electrónica, e-commerce y ERP, integrando tecnología Oracle APEX para mejorar la eficiencia empresarial. ?? Nota completa: https://lnkd.in/dFyDp8Vw #TransformaciónDigital #Software

Imagine what you could accomplish rolling in 39+ TiB of real memory whenever you need it — immediately usable and shareable across your data center. Imagine improving time to solution while reducing cost at the same time. The Kove:SDM? Memory Tower — a revolutionary hardware-software memory solution for enterprises, data center providers, and hyperscalers — is available globally now. Talk to our team and start transforming your business today: https://bit.ly/41BpMR2