Articles about AI Hardware in Technology & AI
Apple is taking OpenAI to court, claiming the AI giant encouraged poached employees to bring over top-secret hardware info. Let's break down what's really going on in this tech titan clash.
Forget doctors and lawyers. Thanks to the AI boom, semiconductor engineers in South Korea are getting massive bonuses, making them the most sought-after partners on the dating scene. But this newfound status is creating some serious social ripples.
Qualcomm's massive acquisition of AI software startup Modular isn't just another tech buyout. It's a direct shot at Nvidia's dominance and a sign that the real AI battle isn't about chips—it's about the software that runs them.
It's been six long years, but Google is finally launching a new smart speaker. This isn't just a hardware update; it's a complete rethink, with the powerful Gemini AI at its core.
For years, the tech world lived by one simple rule: Moore's Law. Now that it's breaking down, Huawei's top chip designer has a radical new plan that could challenge US dominance and change the semiconductor game for good.
NVIDIA just dropped `cuda-oxide`, an experimental project that lets you write high-performance GPU kernels directly in standard Rust. Let's break down what this means, how it works, and why it might be a huge deal for GPU programming.
For decades, designing computer chips was a secret art reserved for a few tech giants. Now, AI is acting as a co-pilot, making it possible for smaller companies and even startups to create their own custom silicon.
Ever wonder what actually powers AI? It's not magic—it's a fascinating world of specialized computer chips. Let's break down the key players like CPUs, GPUs, and TPUs in a way that actually makes sense.
Researchers from MIT, NVIDIA, and Zhejiang University have developed TriAttention, a new method that dramatically speeds up large language models without sacrificing accuracy. It solves the massive memory problem that slows down complex reasoning.
Everyone's talking about AI chips, but the real secret sauce is something called 'advanced packaging.' Intel is going all-in on this surprisingly critical tech, and it might just be their ticket to dominating the next decade of computing.
Tired of massive cloud AI bills? Discover how Google's new Gemma 4 models and NVIDIA RTX GPUs let you run powerful, always-on AI assistants locally, completely eliminating the costly "token tax" for good.
Nvidia's latest AI upscaling tech, DLSS 5, was supposed to be a leap forward for gaming. But players are calling it "uncanny" and developers are wary, even if they think it's the future.