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Apple has allegedly approached Foxconn and Lenovo to build AI servers based on Apple Silicon
By Anton Shilov published
Apple asks Foxconn to produce AI servers based on Apple Silicon in Taiwan to to leverage R&D teams working with Nvidia, according to the report.
AMD unveils AMD OLMo, its first 1B-parameter LLM with strong reasoning
By Anton Shilov published
AMD develops its own 1B-parameters OLMo large language model for a wide variety of applications that was trained on Instinct MI250 GPUs.
Kioxia forecasts a tripling in demand for NAND memory by 2028 — could further impact SSD pricing
By Anton Shilov published
Kioxia expresses optimism about 3D NAND demand in the coming years, re-emphasizes plans to kick of production at its second 3D NAND facility in Kitakami.
Cadence says its AI-driven chip design tools provide a process node's worth of performance gain, but without moving forward to a new node
By Anton Shilov published
Cadence says that using its AI-assisted design tools can enable 5% to 20% performance, power, and area improvements, akin to adopting a next-generation process technology.
Nvidia's Arm-based PC chips for consumers to launch in September 2025
By Anton Shilov published
Nvidia will challenge AMD and Intel on the PC platform front from 2025 to 2026, according to the report.
Ryzen AI 300 takes big wins over Intel in LLM AI performance
By Dallin Grimm published
Strix Point runs the tables when it comes to local LLM performance
Despite US sanctions, China has enough AI processors to build the world's largest AI training cluster: Report
By Anton Shilov published
All the U.S. government's efforts have largely been in vain.
Concerns about medical note-taking tool raised after researcher discovers it invents things no one said
By Jowi Morales published
Researchers have found that OpenAI's Whisper audio transcriber is prone to hallucination — and that it's what powers one of the more popular AI transcription services that doctors use.
Nvidia's Jensen Huang admits AI chip design flaw was '100% Nvidia's fault' — now-fixed Blackwell chips in production
By Anton Shilov published
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted Wednesday that Nvidia was 100% at fault for a design flaw in the company's new Blackwell AI chips. The flaw has been fixed and the chips are now in production.
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