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Big Tech strategy, semiconductor supply chains and the money behind the technology industry, reported by The Silicon Ledger.
The specialized cloud provider has completed the first industry validation of Nvidia's Vera Rubin NVL72 platform, positioning itself as an alternative to general-purpose clouds for enterprises moving AI workloads from experimentation to production.
Elon Musk announced that SpaceXAI will deploy 660,000 additional Nvidia GB300 GPUs across three shipments this year, bringing the Colossus supercomputer complex to 1.44 million total processors in operation.
Tower Semiconductor and Japan's government will jointly fund a $4 billion expansion that will increase the company's optical connectivity output 40-fold by 2029, positioning it as a critical supplier for AI infrastructure.
Security researchers have uncovered details about Meta's Muse AI agent infrastructure, which relies on AMD EPYC 9D25 processors to isolate each user in a private sandbox with two vCPUs and 8GB of memory.
Testing reveals that enabling DLSS 5 on Nvidia's flagship GPU drives power connector temperatures above 90 degrees Celsius and current draw to 10.1 amperes—exceeding safety specifications when connections are imperfect.
Google is preparing to send an experimental satellite into orbit next week to test whether artificial intelligence data centers can operate in space, equipped with modest computing hardware and solar panels.
A new ARM single-board computer from Vicharak lets developers plug in different interface modules for voice, vision or sensing tasks, rather than stacking HATs or buying new hardware.
A newly disclosed patent application reveals Sony's exploration of enabling PlayStation controllers to process transactions through contactless payment methods, potentially streamlining in-game purchases.
