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Big Tech strategy, semiconductor supply chains and the money behind the technology industry, reported by The Silicon Ledger.
As enterprises move artificial intelligence from experimental phases into live deployments, Dell Technologies is rethinking how it sells to the region's most technically demanding customers—who often prefer to assemble their own infrastructure rather than adopt packaged solutions.
A specialized liquid-cooling coldplate with diamond-infused technology aims to manage extreme heat densities in next-generation AI accelerators, potentially cutting GPU temperatures by as much as 22 degrees Celsius.
A user who purchased what they thought was a legitimate used computer discovered it was a stolen rental device when it was remotely locked by the equipment's actual owner.
A Russian buyer scored nine Nvidia P106-100 graphics cards from a garage for 3,000 rubles, then successfully ran a 35-billion-parameter language model on the repurposed hardware at a cost of roughly 65 cents per gigabyte of VRAM.
The hacking collective behind Grand Theft Auto VI leaks has issued demands to Take-Two and Rockstar Games, with the threat of releasing a complete game build tied to promotion of its associated cryptocurrency token.
The healthcare startup is using graph-based databases to help clinicians interpret biological and clinical information together, improving how treatment decisions get made for individual patients.
A PC enthusiast's experiments with repositioning graphics cards and cooling components inside the case chassis reveal that decades of standard building practices may not be optimal for thermal performance.
A campaign dubbed Canto Incognito has deployed PoeLLM malware against thousands of machines running vulnerable AI infrastructure, using an ingenious steganographic technique to mask its control communications.
