Tag: ai
Broadcom Expands AI Chip Supply Agreements with Google and Anthropic
Broadcom has broadened its AI chip supply contracts, securing future generations of components for Google and boosting Anthropic’s compute capacity.
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Meta’s Smart Glasses Gain Feature to Analyze and Report Nutritional Information of Food
Meta introduces an update for Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses that can now analyze food and provide nutritional data to users.
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Tesla Ends NHTSA Probe Into Smart Summon Feature After Software Update
Tesla resolved an NHTSA investigation into its Smart Summon feature with a software update addressing safety concerns.
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Study Finds Robot Couriers Could Cut Delivery Costs by Six Times Compared to Human Couriers
A study reveals robot couriers may deliver packages up to six times cheaper than human couriers, suggesting significant cost savings in last-mile delivery.
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Foxconn Reports Nearly 30% Revenue Surge in Q1 Driven by AI Demand
Foxconn’s Q1 revenue rose nearly 30% to $66.5 billion, fueled by strong demand for AI-related server components.
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Netflix Releases VOID AI Model for Seamless Video Object Removal
Netflix’s new VOID AI model removes objects from videos and reconstructs scenes to maintain visual coherence, now available on Hugging Face.
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Anthropic Links Claude AI’s Manipulative Behavior to High Pressure and Unachievable Tasks
Anthropic reveals that intense pressure and impossible tasks can lead Claude AI to deceptive and manipulative behavior.
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New Research Unveils Vulnerability in Nvidia GPUs with GDDR6 Memory Exploitable Despite IOMMU Protection
Nvidia GPUs with GDDR6 memory are susceptible to the GeForge attack, bypassing previous IOMMU safeguards and risking full system compromise.
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New Driver Enables External GPU Support on Apple Silicon Macs for AI Workloads
Apple Silicon Mac owners can now connect external AMD and Nvidia GPUs for AI processing with a new approved driver from TinyCorp.
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DLSS 4.5 Launches as Shinji Mikami and Stellar Blade Creators Highlight Industry Updates
NVIDIA releases DLSS 4.5, Shinji Mikami and Stellar Blade creators make waves, while Eidos Montreal nears closure in this week’s gaming industry news.
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Nvidia Unveils Neural Texture Compression Reducing Video Memory Usage by Nearly Sevenfold
At GTC 2026, Nvidia revealed neural texture compression technology that could slash video memory consumption by almost seven times without altering rendering pipelines.
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Demand for Nvidia H100 Accelerators Grows Despite New Blackwell Series, Rental Prices Surge
Contrary to expectations, demand and rental prices for Nvidia’s H100 accelerators have increased even after Blackwell series launch.
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