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Microsoft follows Nvidia's lead, surpasses $4 trillion market capitalization on soaring demand for cloud services, multi-front AI endeavors
By Anton Shilov published
AI and Azure drive Microsoft's market cap.

Meta's "Personal Superintelligence" plans laid out in new letter from CEO Mark Zuckerberg, contrasting rivals
By Hassam Nasir published
Intelligence goes super, then personal.

Power usage in Wyoming AI data center could eclipse consumption of the state's human residents by 5x
By Mark Tyson published
Plans are afoot to create a massive new data center in Cheyenne, Wyoming, with power demands many multiples of the state's population.

EU readies $30 billion investment in gigawatt AI data centers
By Anton Shilov published
But how will it power them?

ChatGPT agent casually brushes aside ‘I am not a robot’ captcha
By Mark Tyson published
A Redditor has demonstrated the ability of the recently launched ChatGPT agent to casually swat away a captcha, so that it can complete its assigned task(s).

China forms AI alliances to cut U.S. tech reliance
By Anton Shilov published
Chinese AI hardware and software developers form alliances to develop AI standards to compete against American AI technologies and deploy AI across a broad set of applications.

Positron AI says its Atlas accelerator beats Nvidia H200 on inference in just 33% of the power
By Anton Shilov published
Cloudflare is testing Positron AI's Atlas machine based on Archer accelerators, an inference-only solution that claims to outperform Nvidia's H200 DGX using one-third the power.

OpenAI follows Elon Musk’s lead — gas turbines to be deployed at its first Stargate site for additional power
By Jowi Morales published
Each gas turbine delivers 34MW, with the 29 units delivering almost 1GW.

Raja Koduri's mission to deliver high bandwidth memory for GPUs has taken a turn that could enable 4TB of VRAM on AI cards
By Mark Tyson published
Raja Koduri continues to push his high bandwidth vision for computing but this time it's flash, namely HBF

Chinese companies allegedly smuggled in $1bn worth of Nvidia AI chips in the last three months, despite increasing export controls
By Jowi Morales published
Data suggest that more than a billion dollars' worth of banned Nvidia chips have been sold in the second quarter of 2025 alone.
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