Nvidia’s big Marvell deal will see the two expand the NVLink Fusion platform In sum – what we know: Nvidia’s march into AI data centers continues. The company has announced …
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TurboQuant achieves up to 8x speed improvements on modern GPUs without sacrificing model accuracy Google Research has announced TurboQuant, a compression algorithm that could meaningfully change the economics of running large …
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Foundry bottlenecks at TSMC and rising demand are forcing a shift to long-term contracts In sum – what we know: TSMC maybe be feeling the squeeze a little. Broadcom’s Natarajan …
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The architect behind the world’s most popular processors is now building its own silicon In sum – what we know: For 35 years, Arm has essentially stuck to deigning the …
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If completed, the Terafab will supply chips for Tesla, xAI, and SpaceX In sum – what we know: Elon Musk seemingly wants a little more control over the chips used …
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AMD wants to secure its memory supply in the face of massive shortages In sum – what we know: Supply issues for memory are likely to persist for some time, …
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The new Vera Rubin Space Module processed massive satellite datasets directly in space In sum – what we know: Apparently it’s not enough for Nvidia’s stock to go to the moon — …
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Meta is accelerating its MTIA program In sum – what we know: Meta has laid out a roadmap for its upcoming MTIA chips, with a hefty four new chips set to …
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Why AI’s thermal wall is making liquid cooling mandatory The AI hardware arms race has other problems than just raw compute — like heat. GPU makers are pushing thermal design …
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As data centers hit an energy bottleneck, analog chips and in-memory computing offer a low-power alternative AI training and running large models demands massive computational resources, and the GPUs doing …