Hardware
AI Supercomputer on Your Desk: Nvidia introduced Project Digits, a $3,000 home supercomputer for AI models
Nvidia’s new desktop computer is built specifically to run large AI models.
Hardware
Nvidia’s new desktop computer is built specifically to run large AI models.
Hardware
Rapid progress in generative AI comes with a hidden environmental cost: mountains of obsolete hardware.
Business
Amazon and Anthropic expanded their partnership, potentially strengthening Amazon Web Services’ AI infrastructure and lengthening the high-flying startup’s runway.
Hardware
The largest manufacturer of AI chips told its Chinese customers it would stop fabricating their most advanced designs, further limiting China’s access to AI hardware.
Machine Learning Research
A real-time video generator lets you explore an open-ended, interactive virtual world — a video game without a game engine.
Machine Learning Research
BERT, a large language model released in 2018 and built upon the then-new transformer architecture, marked a paradigm shift in AI.
Hardware
Nvidia’s latest chip promises to boost AI’s speed and energy efficiency.
Hardware
Huawei is emerging as an important supplier of AI chips. Amid a U.S. ban on exports of advanced chips to China, demand for Huawei’s AI chips is so intense that the company is limiting production of the chip that powers one of its most popular smartphones so it can serve the AI market.
Hardware
The AI boom is taxing power grids and pushing builders of data centers to rethink their sources of electricity.
Hardware
A new cloud-computing company promises to provide scarce AI processing power to startups and researchers. Voltage Park, a nonprofit north of Silicon Valley, will offer processing power from 24,000 top-of-the-line Nvidia H100 graphics processing units (GPUs)...
Tech & Society
An upstart supplier of AI chips secured a major customer. Cerebras, which competes with Nvidia in hardware for training large models, signed a $100 million contract with Abu Dhabi tech conglomerate G42. The deal is the first part of a multi-stage plan to build a network of supercomputers.
Hardware
Nvidia’s top-of-the-line chips are in high demand and short supply. There aren’t enough H100 graphics processing units (GPUs) to meet the crush of demand brought on by the vogue for generative AI, VentureBeat reported.