Compute Report – Page 35 – Independent technology news covering hardware, software, and artificial intelligence

Over 3,000 AI audio badges are in use in Russia, analyzing 600,000 hours of customer service calls to enhance quality assessment.

Sberbank aims to deploy Chinese-made processors for its AI model Gigachat as Western sanctions limit access to foreign advanced tech.

Herman Miller introduces the Coyl, its first gaming desk featuring electric height adjustment and an innovative cable management design.

SpaceX has shifted the debut launch of its Starship V3 rocket to May 21, after two earlier postponements.

China has banned imports of Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 5090D v2, a version tailored specifically for the Chinese market amid ongoing export restrictions.

Cheffy, a San Francisco-based startup, has introduced E.G.O.R., a robot designed exclusively to crack and cook eggs in multiple styles.

A Reddit user created an unconventional gaming PC featuring 15,000 displays playing GIF animations in a uniquely distracting setup.

Dreame introduces the wireless robot lawn mower A1 Pro 2000 with LiDAR, enabling map creation without wires, RTK stations, or signal beacons.

Tesla begins building a large-scale solar panel factory in Texas to support both terrestrial and space-based energy needs amid growing AI demand.

Rapid AI growth strains SSD and memory module producers, forcing them into significant debt to maintain inventory amid rising prices and shortages.

OpenAI begins charging clients for assured access to computing resources, aiming to build long-term partnerships amid hardware supply challenges.

Satellite internet from Bureau 1440 will connect 135 fast trains, including lastochka and sapsan models, running between Moscow and St. Petersburg.