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AMD picked a sold-out crowd in San Francisco to make its move on Nvidia. At the company's Advancing AI conference Thursday, CEO Dr.

Jensen Huang sat down with Lex Fridman for nearly two hours, and somewhere in that sprawling conversation, he had to defend the future of gaming...

Ramp built its own AI routing tool three years ago just to manage the company's internal model usage. Now it's selling that tool to everyone else.

Google opened public access to its SynthID verification site on Tuesday, letting anyone upload an image, video, or audio clip to check whether it was...

Ideogram released its fourth-generation model, Ideogram 4.5, on Wednesday, and the company says it has cracked a problem that's plagued AI image...

AWS announced its Trainium3 UltraServers today. More importantly, the company has now deployed over one million of its custom Trainium accelerators.

NVIDIA just gave away a piece of its AI factory. At NeurIPS, they open-sourced the library used to manufacture the synthetic data that trains their...

Paytm is tired of waiting for Nvidia. The Indian payments giant is now sending its AI work to a hardware shop called Groq.

Nvidia won everything. The MLPerf Training 6.0 benchmark results are in, and the company's Blackwell platform took first place in every single test.

Nvidia rolled out a new alliance this week aimed at pushing open source AI security forward, and the guest list says almost as much as the mission...

Nvidia has built a robot that reads academic papers and rewrites its own training code. It corrects itself.

Agentic AI is finally leaving the lab with a security badge pinned to its chest, but governance remains the loose thread.

A Unitree G1 robot spent an afternoon wandering around a kitchen it had never seen before, sorting dishes and pulling open drawers without a human...

Anthropic is putting together a team to design its own AI chips, according to Business Insider.

NVIDIA announced RTX Spark, a compact desktop and laptop platform built around the GB10 system-on-a-chip, aimed at a specific problem: AI coding...

Most algorithms branded as "fast" are just recompiled versions of old code; they hit a computational wall and fail.

What if a medical language model could deliver the reasoning power of 40 billion parameters while only waking up a fraction of its brain?

Redwood Materials, the battery recycling company founded by former Tesla executive JB Straubel, is finding a second life for used electric vehicle...

The countdown begins: Samsung has finally locked a date for its next Galaxy Unpacked event.

Nvidia built a language model where 90% of it is asleep. That’s the trick. Their new Nemotron 3 has 31.6 billion total parameters, but only three...