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Hot Chips 2026: Nvidia presents Groq 3 LPX architecture and unveils its first third-party inference benchmark
By Luke James Published
Premium Igor Arsovski, now Nvidia's VP of hardware, presented the Groq 3 LPX rack's architecture and published the first third-party benchmark of the hardware.

US Justice Department claims Chinese state-sponsored hackers infiltrated systems at NASA, Senate, Federal Reserve, and more
By Jake Roach Published
The U.S. Department of Justice and FBI announced domain seizures related to state-sponsored hacking activities that have impacted NASA, the Senate, and more.

Kansas town drops charges against teacher who clapped during public hearings on data centers
By Jowi Morales Last updated
It seems that the city is washing its hands off the case and passing the burden on the county.

Hot Chips 2026: Nvidia touts benefits of its DSX MaxLPS site power management approach
By Jeffrey Kampman Published
Premium Real-time monitoring, dynamic allocation, and smarter planning are all needed for maximum performance from a Rubin installation.

Crypto bro faces 280 years in prison for defrauding investors with promises of an 'AI supercomputer' for mining
By Jowi Morales Published
He told investors that he’s using an AI supercomputer to generate returns of up to 15% to 30% annually.

Hot Chips 2026: d-Matrix stacks AI accelerator directly on custom DRAM for 100 TB/s per card
By Luke James Published
Premium Heading into production during the tightest DRAM market in more than a decade.

Bill Gates calls for some jobs to be ‘Human Reserved,’ suggests taxing AI tokens and robots
By Jowi Morales Published
The billionaire philanthropist penned a 6,000-word essay raising the societal risks that AI bring and his proposed solutions to protect the average person.

Microsoft Paint and Photos apps add invisible watermark to AI-generated content
By Mark Tyson Published
A developer has uncovered some previously unknown GUID watermarking functionality deep within Microsoft’s Paint and Photos apps.

U.S. gov't moves to suppress pushback on data centers by removing requirements for public input on pollution
By Jake Roach Published
A proposed change to the EPA's regulations would remove the requirement for states to seek public input on air pollution permits, particularly around AI data centers.
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