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OpenAI launches GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark on Cerebras chips — marks AI giants first production deployment away from Nvidia
By Luke James published
OpenAI on Thursday released GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark, its first AI model served on chips from Cerebras Systems, marking the ChatGPT maker’s first production deployment on non-Nvidia silicon.

Tachyum forced to vacate R&D office due to unpaid rent, wages, and taxes
By Bruno Ferreira published
Tachyum forced to vacate R&D office due to unpaid rent, wages, and taxes

Applied Materials to pay $252 million penalty for selling chipmaking tools to banned Chinese firm
By Luke James published
Applied Materials must pay a $252 million civil penalty to settle allegations that it illegally exported semiconductor manufacturing equipment to SMIC subsidiaries.

Nvidia DGX Spark update cuts idle power by 32% or more
By Jeffrey Kampman published
The latest software update for Nvidia's DGX Spark reduces idle power by 32% or more, thanks to better power management on its 200 Gbps ConnectX NIC.

Cadence embeds AI 'super agent' to assist engineers when designing EDA tools
By Luke James published
Premium “We’re easily going to get over a trillion transistors… in the package, by the end of the decade,” Cadence Senior Vice President Paul Cunningham claims.

Anthropic promises to pay for electricity price increases due to it's AI data centers
By Jowi Morales published
The company says that it will pay for the infrastructure upgrades needed for its power demand and that it will also find new sources to keep electricity prices down for the average consumer.

Montage's strong IPO highlights Chinese investment rush into AI and data center ecosystems
By Anton Shilov published
Premium AI and microelectronics boom in China drives IPOs as investors put money both in AI startups and adjacent sectors.

Using AI actually increases burnout despite productivity improvements, study shows
By Jon Martindale published
Premium Often, the pressure to succeed comes from the employees themselves, which could be half the problem.
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