The world's thirst for LLM tokens is insatiable, and traditional GPU serving is hitting a wall. Groq's new paper rips open their black box, revealing a clever — and potentially seismic — shift away from reliance on HBM.
Your AI morning briefing for April 30, 2026 — the top stories you need to know.
Fortune crowns Intel one of America's most innovative. Everyday users get AI PCs and faster laptops—or do they just get another press release from a company desperate to reclaim glory?
Intel's shelling out $14.2 billion to claw back full control of its Ireland Fab 34 from Apollo. For everyday chip buyers and AI builders, it means steadier supply—but at what debt cost?
What if your brutal survival game suddenly ran like a dream on tomorrow's hardware? NVIDIA's new driver unleashes DLSS 4 features in Conan Exiles Enhanced, turning Funcom's UE5 remake into a showcase for AI acceleration.
Intel's latest MLPerf results paint a gritty picture of catch-up in AI inference. Arc Pro B70 GPUs hit 1.8x speedups—impressive, if you're buying the hype.
AIDA64 v8.30 sneaks in support for Intel's cache-monster Nova Lake and AMD's distant Zen 6 APUs. It's a diagnostic peek at silicon still years from your desktop.
Glass substrates — Intel's bet against silicon limits — stand three years from market reality, per Amkor. Expect a seismic shift in how we pack AI's monstrous compute demands.
Everyone figured fusion's next leap would come from bigger magnets or hotter plasmas. Instead, the UK just threw £45 million at an AI supercomputer to outsmart the physics. Sunrise changes the simulation game.
Edinburgh councillors just killed a hulking 'green' AI datacenter plan, siding with campaigners over city planners. It's a stark signal in the battle over power-hungry AI builds amid rising emissions scrutiny.
AI isn't displacing HPC; it's HPC itself, sharing the same voracious appetite for compute power. The real headache? Racks guzzling 40kW and datacenters on the brink.
Jupiter Booster just punched Europe's ticket to the exascale club at precisely 1,000 petaFLOPS. America dominated. Now? Not so fast.
Samsung's latest Exynos chip is here with fancy AI upscaling and frame generation. It promises a 15% performance bump. Great. If only anyone could use it.
