Forget sci-fi cloaks — optical metamaterials are eyeing AI data centers, promising switches that handle 10,000 ports without moving parts. Two startups claim 50x gains over Nvidia; here's the real story.
NVIDIA's Gemma 4 tweaks promise blazing local AI without cloud crutches. But does it deliver on agentic hype?
Autonomous AI agents are here, acting on files, code, and workflows. NVIDIA OpenShell promises secure-by-design runtimes—but is it enough to tame the risks?
Everyone tuned into NVIDIA's GTC expecting Blackwell GPU fireworks. Instead, Jensen Huang doubled down on Omniverse — virtual worlds that might actually make physical AI pay off, if you squint past the hype.
AI data centers are hogging every memory chip in sight. Prices? Through the roof. Relief? Not anytime soon.
What if your next AI supercluster could ease blackouts instead of causing them? NVIDIA's pushing AI factories as grid allies—but who's really cashing in?
Picture a battlefield radar pinging endlessly, unsure if it's a bird or a buzzing drone incoming. BrainChip's Radar Reference Platform just fixed that forever.
Abaco Systems just dropped the VP892, a beast of a 3U VPX FPGA that amps up real-time processing in brutal environments. With AMD's Virtex UltraScale+ VU13P at its core, it's 45% denser on logic—perfect for EW jammers or radar imaging.
Imagine a battery anode that barely budges—2-5% volume change on full charge cycles, half what graphite endures. C-BATT's Obsidia just won top honors for it, signaling a U.S. push against import woes.
Amazon's been hoarding custom chips for AWS. Now Jassy says they'd rank fourth worldwide at $50B if sold out. Intel, watch your back—or don't.