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Arm Releases Its First Chip in 35 Years: A 136-Core Data Center CPU Co-Built With Meta
Arm shifts from licensing IP to selling silicon, betting its AGI CPU can deliver 2x performance per rack versus x86 and save hyperscalers billions.
The Great AI Bifurcation: Hardware Giants Soar While Enterprise Software Stumbles
Enterprise AI spending is up 35%, but the money is flowing to chips and infrastructure while software stocks crater
THOR Brings Brain-Inspired Computing to Any Researcher
The first US open-access neuromorphic computing hub launches with 400,000 processors simulating 393 million neurons
Nvidia GTC 2026 Preview: Everything Expected From Jensen Huang's Monday Keynote
From the Vera Rubin architecture to NemoClaw enterprise agents, here's everything Nvidia is expected to unveil at its biggest conference of the year
Taalas HC1: The AI Chip That Bakes the Model Into Silicon
A Toronto startup is etching LLM weights directly into transistors, achieving 17,000 tokens per second. The catch: you can't change the model.
Local AI Showdown: The Best Open-Weight Models for Your Hardware in February 2026
A tier-by-tier comparison of the top open-weight LLMs you can run locally, from 8GB laptops to 24GB gaming GPUs to Apple Silicon Macs.
OpenAI Just Deployed Its First AI Model on Non-NVIDIA Chips
GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark runs on Cerebras' wafer-scale chips at 1,000+ tokens per second. It's OpenAI's first production break from NVIDIA - and it won't be the last.
Tiiny AI's $1,399 Pocket Lab Claims to Run 120B Models Locally - Here's What We Actually Know
A 300-gram device promises GPT-4o-level performance without cloud or internet. The specs are real, but the benchmarks are missing.