Nvidia unveiled formidable new AI chips and personal 'supercomputers' at GTC 2025, projecting confidence amid headwinds like tariffs and competition, while exploring quantum computing and positioning its hardware for AI inference demand despite concerns about efficient models.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reveals AI inference now demands 100 times more computing power than previously estimated due to advanced reasoning capabilities, while unveiling an ambitious roadmap through 2027 featuring ultra-powerful processors including the 100 PFLOPS Rubin Ultra system.
Google unveils AI-powered health search enhancements, APIs for medical data sharing, and an FDA-cleared cardiac arrest detection feature on the Pixel Watch 3, showcasing its commitment to improving healthcare through innovative technologies.
Nvidia's GTC 2023 promises groundbreaking revelations, with anticipated unveilings of next-gen AI chips Blackwell Ultra and Rubin for data centers, coupled with insights into the future of quantum computing integrated with GPUs, showcasing Nvidia's cutting-edge innovations in AI and high-performance computing.
Huawei obtains millions of AI chips from TSMC through shell companies, circumventing U.S. sanctions, with 75% of Ascend 910C chips surviving advanced packaging despite defects.
Palantir delivers its first two AI-powered TITAN ground stations to the U.S. Army under a $178 million contract, marking the first time a software company leads a major military hardware program as these mobile systems revolutionize battlefield intelligence by using artificial intelligence to process space sensor data and enhance strike …
In a groundbreaking move, tech titans Meta, Microsoft, Alphabet, and Amazon unleash a staggering $320 billion investment blitz to propel AI innovation, fueling a frenzy of advancements across data centers, infrastructure, and cutting-edge technologies.
Spain takes a bold step in AI innovation, investing €67M in Multiverse Computing to acquire a stake in the company's groundbreaking AI compression technology that shrinks models by 90% while preserving performance, paving the way for cost-effective and sustainable AI adoption across industries.
Microsoft urges the US government to ease semiconductor export restrictions, warning that the curbs could backfire by driving allies to seek chips from China, potentially boosting China's AI capabilities and self-reliance in a strategic misstep that undermines America's lead in the global AI race.
Arrests in Singapore over potential unauthorized exports of Nvidia's AI chips to China have raised alarms, as analysts warn a comprehensive ban could cost the company billions in lost revenue this fiscal year, highlighting geopolitical tensions surrounding advanced technology.