Articles about AI Hardware in Technology & AI
We're in the middle of an AI arms race, but the battle isn't just about code. It's a global construction boom for massive, billion-dollar data centers that are changing the physical world.
Tired of slow, memory-hungry LLM fine-tuning? Discover how Unsloth and NVIDIA are making it possible to customize powerful AI models right on your desktop RTX GPU, faster and with less VRAM.
We recently sat down with AMD CEO Lisa Su for our Big Interview event. Her approach to the intense competition in the AI chip world isn't what you'd expect, and it offers a powerful lesson for all of us.
NVIDIA and Mistral AI just changed the game. Their new collaboration makes Mistral's latest open models run up to 10x faster on NVIDIA's new Blackwell GPUs, tackling the biggest bottlenecks in AI: speed and cost.
Ever feel like AI models are getting too big and expensive? Cerebras just released a new model that's 30% smaller but performs almost identically to its massive predecessor. Let's break down how they did it.
Google just dropped its most powerful AI chip yet, called Ironwood, boasting a 4x performance leap. The real news? AI giant Anthropic is betting big, committing to a multi-billion dollar deal for up to a million of them.
You've heard about the AI boom, but the real story is happening in plain sight. Tech giants are spending billions on massive data centers, and it's quietly becoming a huge driver of the entire US economy.
A wild new startup called Extropic is ditching the 1s and 0s of traditional computing. They're building a "thermodynamic" AI chip that uses the physics of noise and probability to tackle generative AI, promising massive gains in energy efficiency.
Your multi-million dollar GPU setup is only as fast as its storage. Discover why traditional HDDs are silently strangling your AI's potential and how high-capacity SSDs are the key to unlocking true performance and efficiency.
Forget everything you think you know about AI and productivity. The new wave of AI PCs with on-device processing isn't just about automating tasks—it's about unlocking human creativity in ways we're just beginning to understand.