In-depth coverage of the latest AI & GPU Accelerators developments, trends, and analysis — curated daily.
Agentic AI's production push slams into GPU limits. Intel and SambaNova counter with a Xeon 6-powered blueprint that mixes compute types for real-world scale.
Ever wonder why AI hype skips the boring CPUs? Intel and Google just reminded everyone they're still essential. But in this GPU frenzy, is it too late?
Picture this: a single CPU chip hoarding 208MB of cache, enough to swallow entire game worlds without blinking. AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X3D2 Dual Edition just turned desktop processors into cache-stuffed behemoths.
Picture this: global semiconductor sales rocketing from $805 billion to $1.32 trillion in one year. Gartner's latest forecast pins it on AI frenzy and skyrocketing memory prices they call 'memflation.'
A fresh tape-out from France's VSORA targets the memory wall strangling AI inference. Sandra Rivera explains why this could flip the script on power-hungry GPUs.
Forget years of permits and concrete shells. Companies are now trucking in fully loaded AI data centers, GPUs humming inside, ready to scale on a concrete pad.
Picture AI clusters guzzling power like small cities—Broadcom's just dropped the tech to make it real. At OFC 2026, they're showing off the end-to-end infrastructure for 200T-scale beasts.
Aitech's dropping two new rugged SBCs packed with Intel's latest Core Ultra chips for military AI crunching. But after 20 years watching Valley hype crash into reality, I'm asking: Does this actually move the needle on the battlefield?
Beyond NVIDIA GPUs, a growing ecosystem of custom AI accelerators is reshaping the compute landscape. Here is how TPUs, Trainium, Gaudi, and others compare.
NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel take fundamentally different approaches to GPU architecture. Here is how their designs compare for AI workloads and gaming.
From superconducting circuits to trapped ions, the competing chip technologies racing to make quantum computing practical, and the enormous engineering challenges that remain.