Reducing the Carbon Footprint: Energy-Saving Strategies for Data Centers

The NVIDIA H200 focuses on power management and redundancy, which are crucial for enterprise-grade Large Language Model (LLM) deployments and operational continuity. Modern LLM workloads require sustained performance but risk downtime from single-point power failures or unbalanced thermal profiles. The H200 incorporates features such as a 700W max power draw, dynamic thermal monitoring, multi-rail power redundancy support, and board-level telemetry integration. True redundancy extends beyond the GPU, involving system-level design like dual-feed power, N+1 cooling, and NVSwitch fabric separation. This approach enhances both uptime and model performance, enabling higher GPU utilisation and safer, longer fine-tuning cycles. Uvation assists enterprises in deploying power-optimised, fault-tolerant H200 systems by integrating telemetry and mapping redundancy, ensuring the H200's capabilities are fully unlocked.

We hit 92% accuracy on our GenAI pilot—and the board still flagged it. Why? Because we’d never quantified the system’s potential for deception, privacy leaks, or autonomy.” — CIO post-mortem from a Uvation client

You've heard of ChatGPT, Midjourney, and GitHub Copilot, but do you know what powers them behind the scenes? While you're crafting the perfect prompt or marveling at an AI-generated image, there's an invisible revolution happening at the hardware level that makes it all possible.

In a world fraught with uncertainties, business resilience has emerged as a critical discipline for safeguarding essential assets, personnel, and processes. By developing robust strategies, businesses can effectively navigate disruptions and cyber risks, ensuring continuity and stability in an ever-evolving landscape.

In today's digital age, technology plays a central role in driving business success. However, for technology to truly empower business objectives, it must be aligned with overarching strategic goals.

Explore how to achieve business resilience through cloud technology, cybersecurity tools, and outsourced services.

Countless businesses were unprepared for the COVID-19 pandemic. While resilient enterprise companies like Amazon, Microsoft,

As your company grows, so does the amount and variety of data you collect from customers and employees. Now, the European Union (EU)—which accounts for roughly 15% of global trade—has adopted the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).

With the advent of digital banking, more and more people are banking remotely via their personal computers and mobile devices. But while digital banking options have been on the rise for years, physical bank and credit union branches are still important to consumers.

Private sector companies across industries have adopted analytics to improve investments, operational efficiencies, and customer experiences with notable success. Advanced analytics has worthwhile applications at institutions of higher learning as well; but few of these universities and similar establishments have adopted advanced analytics in meaningful ways today.