Google's AI bet is paying off: Alphabet posts $94.7 billion Q1 revenue, AI demand outpaces supply
Alphabet rides AI surge as revenue and profit crush expectations
At Nvidia, compute already costs more than employees. The rest of corporate America is catching up
Companies are spending more on AI tokens than they planned
Anker is betting its new chip can change how AI runs in earbuds
New Anker Thus processor uses compute-in-memory to bring AI inference to small devices
Tech hiring evolves as candidates ask for AI compute alongside pay and perks
Engineers want to know how much GPU and inference capacity they will get on the job
Startup claims light-based chip could deliver 10x Nvidia's performance at similar power
First look: Light, not silicon, may define the next leap in computing power. That's the bet Austin-based startup Neurophos is making as it challenges the idea that Moore's Law still governs the pace of performance progress. The company is developing a photonics-driven processor designed to do what decades of transistor scaling can no longer achieve: massive compute throughput without a proportional explosion in energy use.
Startup and Nobel laureate collaborate to create GPU financial exchange
It will enable participants to trade GPU resources like commodity futures
The AI shift is leaving traditional compute vendors behind
Bending metal: The future of Taiwan's electronics complex
Zeus GPU from startup Bolt Graphics promises to run circles around the competition
Vaporware... or should Nvidia be worried?
Nvidia might launch a 96GB RTX 4090 as weak supply limits market growth
China-focused 48GB variant to receive another upgrade, possibly by May
AMD: Increasing compute efficiency by 30x is nice, but what about 100x?
CEO Lisa Su says the company is on course to dramatically improve data center compute efficiency
Sam Altman envisions a future where universal basic income is a "slice of GPT"
Altman fears the AI he created will lead to mass job losses
Goodbye to Graphics: How GPUs Came to Dominate Compute and AI
Gone are the days when the sole function for a graphics chip were, graphics. Let's explore how the GPU evolved from a modest pixel pusher into a blazing powerhouse of floating-point computation.
Marvell: Where do they fit in the world of semiconductors?
It's hard to see Marvell as an independent company five years from now
Meet the... SQL Processing Unit?
The world is obsessed with "data"
In context: Databases are in something of a Golden Age right now. There is an immense amount of development taking place in and around the way we store and access data. The world is obsessed with "data," and while we would not call it the "new oil," our ability to manipulate and analyze data continues to advance in important ways. But at their heart, databases are fairly straightforward things - repositories of data.
