Computing
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Elon Musk’s xAI Unveils World’s Most Powerful AI Training System ‘Colossus’
xAI has launched Colossus, the world’s most powerful AI training system with 100,000 Nvidia GPUs, set to double soon.
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IBM to Introduce Intel’s Gaudi 3 AI Chip in Public Cloud
IBM plans to integrate Intel’s Gaudi 3 AI chip into its public cloud, challenging Nvidia and bolstering AI capabilities.
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New AI Inference Service by Cerebras Systems Outpaces Nvidia’s Offerings
Cerebras Systems launches world’s fastest AI inference service, with powerful WSE-3 processor, 100 times cost efficiency, and industry disruption.
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Chinese Organizations Use Cloud to Access Restricted AI Chips
Chinese entities circumvent US export restrictions by renting AI chips from US cloud providers, prompting proposed tighter regulations.
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Google Cloud Enhances Cloud Run with Nvidia L4 GPU Support
Google Cloud adds Nvidia L4 GPU support to Cloud Run, enabling on-demand AI inference and scalable AI workloads for streamlined, cost-efficient AI development.
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AMD Acquires ZT Systems in $4.9 Billion Deal to Expand AI Data Center Solutions
AMD’s $4.9 billion acquisition of ZT Systems enhances AI data center capabilities, strengthens market position, and drives long-term growth.
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Nvidia’s NVLink and NVSwitch: The Secret Weapons in AI’s Evolution
NVLink and NVSwitch enable faster GPU communication for large language model inferencing, supporting scalable multi-GPU systems and next-gen architecture.
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Samsung Kicks Off Mass Production of Ultra-Thin Memory Chips for On-Device AI
Samsung introduces the industry’s thinnest 12nm LPDDR5X DRAM, enhancing device performance with advanced AI support and improved thermal management.
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Groq Secures $640M to Boost AI Inference with Next-Gen LPUs
Groq secured $640M in Series D funding, aiming to advance its LPU for AI inference, gain market share, and ensure supply chain security.
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Nvidia Delays New AI Chip Due to Late-Stage Design Flaw
Nvidia’s “Blackwell” B200 AI chip faces a three-month delay, impacting supply chains and market competition, affecting major tech firms.
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