Latest articles, news and analysis in the AI category.
AMD’s Ryzen AI Halo Dev Platform delivers a compelling alternative to NVIDIA’s Spark, blending high-end performance with cost efficiency. Priced at $3999, it targets developers and enterprises eager to adopt AI without the premium pricing of competing solutions.
The Ryzen AI Halo redefines compact AI development with 128 GB LPDDR5x memory, outpacing rivals in performance and cost efficiency while maintaining x86 compatibility.
AMD's Ryzen AI MAX 400 processor allows desktops to handle billion-parameter models with up to 192GB RAM, but its real-world impact depends on more than just raw capacity.
The global RAM shortage is reaching a critical juncture, with industry observers suggesting supply could normalize within months—but not without significant price volatility. Small businesses must strategize now to avoid being caught between soaring costs and potential oversupply when manufacturers...
AT&T’s promotional offers of free smartphones come with strings attached that often leave customers buried under long-term debt, revealing a stark contrast between the upfront savings and the lingering financial burden.
Google's latest AI glasses blend advanced computing with everyday practicality, offering a glimpse into the future of wearable tech. Unlike previous attempts, these glasses focus on real-world utility—navigating cities, translating languages, and capturing moments seamlessly.
A forthcoming keyboard from Epomaker blends ortholinear efficiency with practical connectivity, aiming to bridge the gap between niche customization and everyday use.
A recent change in Windows 11’s Secure Boot process has sparked curiosity among users. This update explores the purpose behind a new folder appearing during boot, its impact on performance, and why it doesn’t indicate security issues.
As AI workloads grow more demanding, hyperscalers are turning to custom ASIC solutions to tackle rising power costs and cooling challenges, signaling a potential shift away from NVIDIA GPUs in data center design.
A subscription model that simplifies the user experience can create unintended consequences for engagement and skill retention, even when the core product appears to be a net positive.
USB flash drives promise years of storage but real-world wear depends on write cycles, endurance ratings, and daily use patterns. Buyers who treat a 128 GB drive as a camera buffer will see it last twice as long as someone dumping video edits onto the same stick every day.
The underwater adventure game Subnautica 2 is facing criticism for its aggressive fish mechanics, but developers are standing firm on their vision—even if it means defying player wishes for combat.
The App Store prevented over $2.2 billion in fraudulent transactions last year, leveraging AI and human review to reject millions of problematic app submissions and block billions of fake account creations.
Intel’s experiments with glass substrates are advancing faster than expected, suggesting a potential move away from silicon. While the technology could improve efficiency and thermal performance, its path to production is still unclear.
Alibaba unveils the Zhenwu M890, a high-performance AI chip that claims three times the performance of NVIDIA’s H20 while supporting up to 144GB of HBM3 memory. The chip is part of a long-term roadmap extending through 2028, signaling Alibaba's ambitions in the AI hardware market.
A new AI-powered image editor integrates seamlessly with Google Photos, offering advanced editing tools that could shift creative work for professionals and hobbyists alike.
A new series of high-speed networking modules targets real-time data processing in edge AI systems, with dual-port and SFP+ options in M.2 and PCIe form factors.
A lifetime stock-prediction subscription for $55 offers a stark contrast to GPT’s speculative advice, delivering concrete signals without the noise. Power users should weigh its niche focus against broader market tools.
