News on GPUs, specialized silicon, data center scaling, and the infrastructure powering the AI revolution.
Everyone figured Middle East tensions would spike oil prices. Wrong. It's helium that's gut-punching the chip world, knocking out a third of supply overnight.
Apple's 50th skips its founders. That's the real story — a rebel turned luxury giant, forgetting what made it.
RTX 50-series owners can now beta-test 6X frame generation, turning 40 FPS into 240 on high-refresh monitors. But Nvidia admits: skip it below 60 FPS base, or feel the input lag wrath.
Sam Altman's empire is crumbling its edges. Ditching video generators, shopping carts, and naughty bots—OpenAI's finally facing the music before Wall Street calls.
Nvidia's handing Marvell $2 billion — and a front-row seat in its AI empire. But here's the catch: every custom chip still funnels cash back to Jensen Huang.
Picture a CPU cooler that whispers while showing off custom graphics on twin screens — and a flip-able mirror. Tryx's Stage 360 promises luxury cooling; we're asking if it's worth the premium price tag.
Self-driving teams hoarded petabytes of footage, hoping humans could sift it. Nomadic flips the script: AI agents that query videos like databases, unearthing rare glitches that train better bots.
Imagine AI not just learning from data, but rewriting its own code mid-task to smash performance ceilings. Meta's HyperAgents do exactly that, and it's a game-changer for the future.
Picture this: your NAS drive coughs up a critical failure mid-AI training run, irreplaceable datasets gone. World Backup Day 2026 lands amid NAND flash shortages, but smart deals persist—if you act fast.
Your next AI video tool might come from a scrappy startup Runway just funded. But don't pop the champagne— this smells like Big AI's latest power grab.
Imagine pitching your soul into a book review, only for AI to hijack it with someone else's words. That's what tanked Alex Preston's NYT career — and it's a wake-up call for every gig writer flirting with bots.
Zero dollars. Full AI app. Sounds too good? We built it – and here's why indie devs are ditching paid APIs for good.