In a groundbreaking demonstration of GPU acceleration, an ingenious implementation of Conway's Game of Life using CUDA and bitpacking achieves a staggering 120-fold speedup, unleashing lightning-fast simulations that redefine the boundaries of computational performance.
Amazon unveils 'Jayhawk' AR smart glasses featuring full-color displays, cameras, and speakers, targeting a late 2026 launch to challenge Meta's commanding 73% market share in the rapidly growing smart eyewear industry.
Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman announces massive compute investments to build training clusters 6-10 times larger than current 15,000 H100 systems, while the company reportedly plans to integrate Anthropic's AI models into Microsoft 365 Copilot after they outperformed OpenAI models in Excel and PowerPoint.
Apple extends free satellite connectivity for iPhone 14, 15 and new Watch Ultra 3 users, offering emergency SOS messaging via satellite until November 2026 for eligible devices activated before September 2025 in supported countries.
NVIDIA reports staggering $46.7 billion Q2 revenue, up 56% year-over-year, with Gaming revenue at $4.3 billion and Data Center revenue soaring, forecasting $54 billion for Q3 fiscal 2026 amid continued strong demand.
CuspAI, an AI startup developing models for chemistry, raises $100 million Series A at $520 million valuation led by New Enterprise Associates and Temasek, with Nvidia, Samsung Ventures, and Hyundai Motor Group participating to discover new materials for carbon capture, water filtration, and semiconductors.
A quirk in floating-point arithmetic and batch variability in large language models (LLMs) can lead to inconsistent outputs, but achieving deterministic inference through batch-invariant kernels for key operations like RMSNorm, matrix multiplication, and attention resolves these issues.
President Trump and top tech CEOs join forces, announcing massive US investments to power American supremacy in the rapidly advancing artificial intelligence frontier, hailing pro-business policies as fueling AI innovation and growth.
OpenAI collaborates with Broadcom on custom AI chips scheduled for launch in 2024, aiming to meet soaring computing demands and reduce reliance on Nvidia while utilizing the chips internally rather than selling them to customers.
OpenAI projects a staggering $115 billion cash burn by 2029, $80 billion higher than earlier estimates, as soaring costs drive the AI giant to develop its own chips and data centers to power its cutting-edge technology.