Meta is going all-in on AWS Graviton chips, deploying tens of millions of cores to handle agentic AI workloads and rethink how large-scale AI infrastructure actually runs.
United Imaging Intelligence has open sourced a medical video AI model along with a massive dataset and benchmark, showing how smaller specialized models can outperform general purpose AI in clinical tasks.
Thumbtack is now integrated with Claude, letting users go from home repair questions to hiring local pros without leaving the AI chat experience.
Getac G140 Copilot+ PC combines AMD Ryzen AI performance with a rugged design built for demanding field environments.
Foxit is bringing full PDF workflows directly into ChatGPT, letting users go from raw AI output to polished, shareable documents without jumping between apps. It sounds convenient, but it also raises a bigger question about whether AI should handle the entire document lifecycle.
JEDEC is trying to take LPDDR6 beyond phones, targeting AI workloads and data centers with higher capacity and new features.
AI is everywhere at work now, but employees say training is missing. A new survey shows companies may be moving too fast without preparing people.
Firefox 150 uses AI to uncover 271 vulnerabilities, signaling a shift toward machine driven bug hunting that could change how zero day exploits are discovered and fixed.
Yelp is trying something new with Yelp Assistant, an AI feature that lets you ask for recommendations, book services, and order food without digging through listings. It might save time, but it also changes how people have used the app for years.
If you think AI progress is all about GPUs, you are missing half the story. Memory is quickly becoming the real choke point, and SK hynix seems eager to cash in on that. The company says it has kicked off mass production of a 192GB SOCAMM2 module built on its latest 1cnm LPDDR5X DRAM. That … Read more
Google says Nest saved billions in energy, but its Gemini AI push raises a bigger question about how much power is being used elsewhere.
More graduates are landing jobs faster, but the path is getting less predictable as AI concerns and competition reshape hiring.