Industry · Software · Tech Policy · Events
Big Tech strategy, semiconductor supply chains and the money behind the technology industry, reported by The Silicon Ledger.
While the U.S. embraces AI agents, European skepticism about the technology is leaving enterprises vulnerable to AI-powered cyberattacks, according to Constellation Research.
A 3D artist who purchased what they thought was an Asus executive-signed graphics card from a secondhand marketplace discovered it bore Jensen Huang's signature instead, now valued at $10,000 to $15,000 at auction.
Four months after launch, the LX 7G100 graphics card shows performance on par with AMD's nine-year-old Radeon RX 580 but lags significantly behind current-generation Nvidia and AMD offerings.
The system builder is offering five pre-configured gaming PCs equipped with Nvidia's hard-to-find Founders Edition GPUs at steep discounts during Walmart's Nvidia GeForce Week promotion.
As AI agents increasingly handle application logic, traditional security models break down. Accenture's work with Oracle shows how database-enforced access policies can protect sensitive data regardless of what queries an AI system generates.
Artificial intelligence is dissolving traditional organizational boundaries, forcing finance and human resources leaders to manage workforce economics as a single interconnected system rather than separate domains.
As enterprises grapple with public cloud costs and AI workload demands, Dell is moving beyond tightly integrated systems toward disaggregated architectures that allow independent scaling of compute and storage while maintaining operational simplicity through automation.
A new architecture splits control between data owners and model providers, using encrypted enclaves and cryptographic attestation to let both sides maintain their secrets during AI inference.
