AMD's next-gen EPYC 'Venice' is the first HPC product to hit TSMC's 2nm process. This isn't just about faster chips; it's a strategic play for AI dominance.
Nvidia shelled out $20 billion for Groq's team and tech. Now they're admitting it: GPUs alone won't cut it for low-latency AI inference anymore.
Four months. That's all it took for OpenClaw to eclipse React's GitHub stardom with 250,000 stars. Nvidia's Jensen Huang isn't mincing words: it's the biggest software drop ever.
A game director's blunt X post just yanked Phantom Blade Zero from NVIDIA's DLSS 5 showcase. It's a rare public snub — and a shot across the bow for AI upscaling hype.
Every second an Nvidia GPU idles costs a fortune. And with metadata devouring 20% of I/O in AI superclusters, old storage can't keep up—time for a rethink.
Imagine firing up HWMonitor to check your GPU temps, only to hand over your Chrome passwords to hackers. That's what hit CPUID users for six straight hours.
Gamers starving for high-res textures on tight VRAM budgets: Nvidia's RTX Neural Texture Compression just unlocked your dreams. We benched it – here's the raw truth on speed hits and savings.
A decade ago, x86 powered 90% of top supercomputers. Now? Just 57%. Arm and challengers are rewriting the rules.
Picture this: a cluster of silicon brains churning through physics simulations that normally hog supercomputers — all on a fraction of the juice. Sandia's latest hack on Intel's neuromorphic tech just made that real.
Forget fines. South Korea's just handed every mobile user unlimited basic data after massive telco breaches. It's a social license reset—or is it?
Imagine your RAM flipping bits like a digital game of Whac-A-Mole, no matter how hard engineers swing. Rowhammer's back, joined by Rowpress, turning memory security into an endless chase.
Everyone figured video codecs were maturing into irrelevance—AV1's free ride killing premiums. Then Chips&Media's CEO drops claims of 3 billion chips shipped. Hype or hardware hero?
Tired of GPU prices doubling overnight? The Radeon RX 9060 XT just dropped to $419, handing midrange builders a rare victory lap against Nvidia and market madness.
