News on GPUs, specialized silicon, data center scaling, and the infrastructure powering the AI revolution.
Bank of America just handed AI agents to 1,000 financial advisers. It's a bold step into client-facing AI — with real productivity gains, but nagging doubts on trust and errors.
Amazon just fixed the biggest pain in voice AI: waiting. Bidirectional streaming in Polly lets audio flow as text trickles from LLMs—no more awkward silences.
Servers groaning under billions of embeddings. That's where vector databases swoop in—or do they? I've seen this rodeo before.
Tired of RAM prices rivaling sports cars? Google's TurboQuant claims to slash LLM memory by 6x. Here's why it's probably not your ticket to cheap home AI.
Vision-language models promise robot smarts, but they trip over 'where' in complex tasks. GroundedPlanBench calls their bluff — with real gains, or just lab tricks?
Why does a $440B memory titan like SK Hynix trade like a discount bin find? A massive US IPO might fix that—and bankroll the HBM surge AI desperately needs.
Ever wonder if refusing to arm drones could get your AI startup blacklisted by the Pentagon? Anthropic just proved it won't — and won in court.
David Sacks' White House adventure as AI czar? Over. Now he's herding billionaire egos on an advisory council that might — just might — matter.
Scroll through the latest GPU rental listings—H100s aren't cheapening; they're getting pricier. A four-year-old chip defies gravity, fueled by AI's insatiable hunger for reasoning power.
New Zealanders begged for local Bedrock. AWS delivers – kinda. It's cross-region inference, not true local power, keeping data in ANZ bounds.
Imagine feeding your AI a dozen math puzzles—and watching it outsmart calculators. Amazon Bedrock's new RFT does exactly that, ditching massive datasets for smart, self-driven learning.
Ever yelled at your phone in a crowded bar, only for Siri to blank? Gemini 3.1 Flash Live just fixed that—for good. Google's latest audio beast turns chaotic chatter into smoothly smarts.