News on GPUs, specialized silicon, data center scaling, and the infrastructure powering the AI revolution.
Imagine designing unbreakable polymers or miracle batteries overnight. Prof. Heather Kulik shows why AI's materials revolution is real, just not AlphaFold-simple.
Abidur Chowdhury, the guy who shaped iPhone Air, just ditched Cupertino for a mystery AI box called Hark. Promises smoothly life-tracking smarts — but we've heard this before.
You're an AI engineer staring at a sluggish model. Do you tweak prompts for free, bolt on RAG for fresh data, or burn cash fine-tuning? Most pick wrong.
Forget the hype: AI's goldmine – your company's data – is under siege from poisoners and future quantum crackers. Real people? That's you, losing jobs or privacy when breaches hit.
Forget staring at charts. AI's now scripting your next business move. Problem is, garbage data means garbage decisions—and billions down the drain.
Picture this: Shenzhen's conference halls buzzing as Huawei rips the veil off its Atlas 350, a homegrown AI chip flexing muscles that make Nvidia's restricted H20 look tame. It's not just specs—it's China's defiant leap toward AI independence.
Imagine firing up AI on your own machine—no subscriptions, no cloud fees, just pure speed. Seven local LLM families are here, devouring everyday tasks that once drained your OpenAI wallet.
Forget APIs. Anthropic's Claude just got permission to grab your mouse and keyboard on macOS. This isn't integration; it's takeover.
Ever wonder why Silicon Valley's AI gold rush feels like it's happening on Mars? While Jensen Huang dreams of trillions, most folks aren't even touching a chatbot.
Everyone thought Trump's thaw on China tech sales meant green lights for Nvidia. Wrong. Bipartisan senators just hit pause — hard.
Financial advisors bet their careers on AI research tools that route queries wrong or hallucinate facts. This framework changes that – by testing agents offline, rigorously, before real money's on the line.
1,000 screws per charge. That's no hype — Hoto's electric driver delivers, and now it's bundled with a dust-busting blower for $99, slashing $60 off the tag.