Tag: hardware
All the articles with the tag "hardware".
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The AI Chip Story Just Moved From GPUs to CPUs
Meta signed a massive AWS Graviton deal for agentic AI workloads. GPUs still train the models, but CPUs may run more of the everyday agent work.
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Eli Lilly Built Pharma's Most Powerful AI Supercomputer. That Is the Entire Point.
LillyPod is 1,016 NVIDIA Blackwell Ultra GPUs on a DGX SuperPOD. Eli Lilly did not hire a consulting firm to write an AI strategy deck. They built a supercomputer. The gap between companies that treat AI as a feature and companies that treat it as infrastructure is about to become permanent.
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Robotics Startups Raised $1.2 Billion in a Single Week. The Money Has Made Its Decision.
Five robotics companies raised over $1.2 billion in seven days. Mind Robotics, Rhoda AI, Sunday, Oxa, Fauna Robotics. The venture capital world just declared that physical AI is no longer a research bet. It is an investment thesis.
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Google Just Made Every AI Model 6x Cheaper to Run. Memory Chip Stocks Crashed.
TurboQuant compresses LLM memory from 16 bits to 3 bits with zero accuracy loss. 6x less memory, 8x faster inference. And the stock market panicked, because apparently nobody learned from the DeepSeek episode.
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Unsung Hero: Sophie Wilson Designed the Chip in Your Phone
In 1983, a woman in Cambridge designed an instruction set. 250 billion chips later, it powers every smartphone, every tablet, and every Apple Silicon Mac on Earth. Her name is Sophie Wilson.
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Perplexity Shipped an AI That Lives in Your House. On a Mac Mini. For $200 a Month.
Perplexity's 'Personal Computer' is an always-on AI agent running on a physical Mac mini in your home. It accesses your local files, coordinates other AI systems, and has a kill switch. This is a new product category.
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Jensen Huang Said 'The ChatGPT Moment for Physical AI Is Here.' Is He Right?
NVIDIA's CES 2026 keynote was the biggest in the company's history. Vera Rubin platform, Nemotron models, Cosmos world simulator, autonomous vehicles. Jensen says physical AI has arrived. The evidence is mixed.