Forget the fairy tales of perfectly consistent CPU bugs. New research from Stanford and Google has a nasty surprise: your chips might be quietly corrupting data, and current tests are missing nearly half of them.
Prepare for sticker shock. The global power chip market is tightening, driven by an AI gold rush and a brutal battle over new materials.
Forget your cheap SSDs and ample RAM for a moment. Adata just dropped a bombshell: memory prices are about to go ballistic. Blame the cloud behemoths.
We expected small language models to finally write reliable Bash commands. Turns out, they still trip over their own syntax. But a neat grammar trick is fixing that.
Samsung's throwing more concrete at Pyeongtaek, and frankly, it smells like desperation mixed with a dash of genuine demand. The question is, are we finally entering that fabled memory supercycle, or is this just more corporate theater?
The relentless march of AI into academia is here, whether campuses are ready or not. A recent workshop aimed to equip faculty and students with the tools to navigate this new frontier. But is it a genuine leap forward or just another academic treadmill?
NVIDIA and IREN are forging a massive partnership to build out 5 gigawatts of AI infrastructure. This isn't just about more GPUs; it's about constructing the foundational factories powering the next wave of artificial intelligence.
The AI infrastructure race is no longer just about silicon. NVIDIA and Corning's massive fiber optics expansion signals a critical, and potentially expensive, pivot.
Meta is pushing back against the UK's media regulator, Ofcom, over how fines are calculated. The social media giant says the watchdog's approach to billions is all wrong.
Forget the latest supercar specs for a moment. The real buzz might be happening far above our heads, with STMicroelectronics charting a course for orbiting datacenters by 2029.
The automotive and industrial worlds are finally waking up to the transformative power of RISC-V, and two key players just forged a critical alliance. HighTec and SiFive are merging their expertise to accelerate the creation of safe, secure, and high-performance systems built on the open RISC-V architecture.
Elon Musk needs chips. Badly. His latest partnership with Anthropic is a glaring admission of that fact, and it points to a much larger problem.
Finally, a way to predict river temperatures without a sea of sensors. Oak Ridge National Lab's new AI model is making waves.
