Latest articles, news and analysis in the AI category.
AI startup Anthropic has locked in a massive GPU order with NVIDIA, adding to its existing fleet while also exploring orbital-scale compute infrastructure. The deal signals both immediate scaling and long-term ambitions.
The developer behind EVE Online has severed its ties with Pearl Abyss and reemerged as Fenris Creations, backed by Google DeepMind and securing $70 million in funding. The move signals a shift toward deeper integration of artificial intelligence into the game’s evolution, but questions remain about...
OpenAI has added AMD, NVIDIA, Intel, Microsoft, and Broadcom to its Machine Reading Comprehension initiative, aiming to accelerate large-scale AI training. The move suggests a shift toward integrated AI development, potentially reshaping the hardware landscape for developers.
The iPhone 18 Pro is poised to redefine Apple’s display strategy, with reports suggesting a shift away from China’s BOE in favor of Samsung. Meanwhile, the Dynamic Island design continues to spark debate among industry insiders.
TSMC is accelerating its shift to 4nm production while setting ambitious timelines for sub-2nm nodes, positioning itself as a leader in advanced semiconductor manufacturing.
Google Chrome is silently installing a 4 GB AI model on user PCs without consent, raising concerns about data privacy and regulatory compliance.
Keychron has added two tactile magnetic switch variants—Banana and Silent Banana—to its Ultra-Fast Lime lineup, along with a new Silent Red linear switch. Designed for Hall-effect keyboards like the HE 8K series, these switches offer adjustable actuation points while aiming to mitigate noise in gami...
The latest VMware Cloud Foundation update introduces deeper NVIDIA GPU integration and cost management tools, positioning private clouds as the primary environment for enterprise AI workloads.
A new Chrome update silently installs a 4GB AI model, raising questions about its purpose and impact on device performance. While the feature may enhance browsing experiences, users face an immediate storage cost without clear control options.
A strategic shift in ownership and a new partnership with Google DeepMind positions EVE Online for long-term evolution, blending player-driven development with advanced AI research.
AMD is set to introduce specialized EPYC processors tailored for AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and cloud workloads, marking a shift toward custom-designed silicon for diverse data center needs.
A new update to Chrome introduces a 4GB Gemini model without user consent, raising questions about data usage and performance implications.
With up to 64 GB of LPDDR5X RAM, a 2 TB NVMe SSD, and an 11th-gen Intel Core Ultra processor, the ThinkPad X1 Carbon Gen 11 delivers desktop-level performance in an ultraportable package. Priced at $999, it challenges the status quo for professionals who demand both power and portability.
A new AI tool automates common Windows 11 annoyances, promising faster troubleshooting and fewer interruptions for power users.
A free utility simplifies Windows volume controls with a sleek, customizable interface. It offers precise adjustments and system-wide consistency, but some limitations remain.
A strategic partnership between NVIDIA and Corning will focus on domestic production of advanced semiconductor materials, aiming to enhance performance and thermal efficiency in next-generation AI infrastructure.
NVIDIA's Spectrum-X Ethernet fabric introduces a new benchmark for AI workloads with multi-root I/O virtualization (MRC) support, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in large-scale AI deployments.
Logitech reports a 6% sales increase for fiscal year 2026, with operating income rising 18%, while setting cautious expectations for Q1 2027 as AI-driven market dynamics reshape its growth strategy.
