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Deepseek eyes USD 51.5B value, founder funds 40% of round; Core Automation up 4x
Money isn’t just trickling into AI—it’s flooding in. While Deepseek, the Chinese lab founded by Liang Wenfeng, lines up a funding round that could...
Eight tech giants sign Pentagon AI contracts; Anthropic warns of legal loopholes
Eight tech giants have just inked Pentagon contracts aimed at building an “AI‑first fighting force” that will operate across classified networks.
Pentagon signs AI contracts with Nvidia, Microsoft, AWS after Anthropic dispute
The Pentagon’s newest AI contracts read like a shopping list: Nvidia, Microsoft and Amazon Web Services will each get a slice of the defense...
NVIDIA BioNeMo wraps CPU layer with DistributedTriangleMultiplication
Why does the way BioNeMo handles a single computational layer matter for researchers modeling proteins or nucleic acids?
SMG releases smg-grpc-proto on PyPI; vLLM integrates via PR #36169
SMG has taken a concrete step toward modular LLM serving by publishing its gRPC definitions as a PyPI package named smg‑grpc‑proto.
LLM using pre‑1930 sources draws on etiquette manuals, cookbooks for post‑training
Why does a model that stops learning in 1930 still manage to hold a conversation about 2026?
NVLink 6, ConnectX‑9, BlueField‑4 cut latency as memory behavior impacts users
The push toward ever‑more autonomous agents is reshaping how developers think about system architecture.
Tutorial shows CUDA run of PrismML Bonsai 1‑Bit LLM, Mini‑RAG demo and benchmarks
Running a 1‑bit language model on a consumer‑grade GPU used to feel like a niche experiment.
NVIDIA Magpie TTS models power agentic AI pipeline from cloud to car
Automakers are racing to turn cars into moving AI workstations, but the path from a data‑center model to a dashboard speaker isn’t a straight line.
FastSinkhorn: CUDA log-domain Sinkhorn using warp shuffle, shared-memory tiling
Entropic regularized optimal transport has become a workhorse in machine learning, but the Sinkhorn algorithm that powers it still wrestles with two...
DAIMON Robotics develops pipeline merging touch, vision, motion and language
Why does a robot hand need more than a gripper? DAIMON Robotics thinks the answer lies in giving machines the same blend of senses humans use when...
NVIDIA and SAP introduce NemoClaw blueprint to add trust to specialized agents
SAP customers who need custom AI agents now have a clearer route to production. NVIDIA’s NemoClaw—a reference blueprint for building and deploying...
AI agents make video instantly searchable using standard skills directories
Why does video still feel like a black box for many enterprises? While the tech is impressive, turning endless streams of footage into searchable,...
VideoWorld paper links prediction, simulation, reasoning in robotics
2025 marked a clear turn for AI research. While chatbots still dominate headlines, the field pushed into reasoning, autonomous agents, and multimodal...
EKS Hosts Multistage Multimodal Recommender; DLRM Personalizes Rankings
Why does this matter? Because building a recommender that can juggle images, tabular data, and real‑time user signals is no longer a research...
Google plans USD 180‑190 B capex—six‑fold rise—to power AI agents like Spark
Why does this matter now? Google is gearing up to spend roughly $180 billion to $190 billion on capital‑expenditure this year—about six times what it...
Real-Time Diffusion on Apple M3 Ultra: CoreML, Quantization, Neural Engine
Why does Apple’s newest silicon matter for generative art? While NVIDIA GPUs have become the default playground for diffusion‑based image synthesis,...
NVIDIA introduces verified skill cards to govern AI agent capabilities
Why does this matter? Autonomous AI agents are getting smarter, but their growing capabilities come with a transparency problem.
NVIDIA and Google Cloud let developers scale AI from prototype to production
Google I/O this year is turning its attention to “agentic” experiences, and the spotlight lands squarely on the partnership between NVIDIA and Google...
Hermes deploys self‑improving AI agents using NVIDIA RTX PCs and DGX Spark
Hermes is rolling out AI agents that don’t just sit idle—they stay on, take requests, plan multi‑step actions and improve themselves over time.