Author: Zach_Wilson
Want to shove 30 GPUs in a computer system? Here’s an AI solution that will work as long as you are using Dell — Liqid allows one R760 server to connect to a whopping 30 Nvidia GPUs for now with AMD and Intel likely soon
Composable infrastructure firm Liqid has created a cost-effective and scalable solution for organizations looking to deploy high-performance inference capabilities in their data centers. Unveiled at Dell Technologies World 2024, the UltraStack 30 crams a whopping thirty Nvidia L40S GPUs into a single Dell PowerEdge R760 server. Liqid previously released a…
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Best Walmart Memorial Day sales 2024: 13 great deals on products we rate at least 4 stars out of 5
The Memorial Day sales are in full swing, and Walmart has some of the best deals we’ve seen so far. Looking for an OLED TV? You got it. Apple devices? Yes, you’re covered. Smart home and streaming? Yes, and yes. Laptops? Of course. • Shop Walmart’s full Memorial Day sale…
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Pikmin Bloom has been helping me meet my outdoor walking goals for years
Over the past few years, I’ve developed a peaceful little routine to make up for time spent cooped up inside working on sunny days: after I’ve closed my laptop for the day, I throw my sneakers on, open Pikmin Bloom on my phone, and go for a long walk to…
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‘Pushing the boundaries of digital expression’: 32-inch game-changing holographic XR display is launched — however it won’t be for everyone given its rather expensive price tag
Hologram firm Looking Glass has expanded its range of products with the debut of new 16 and 32-inch spatial displays, enabling group 3D visuals without the need for clunky headsets like Apple Vision Pro. The screens take the concept of extended reality or XR immersion a step further than before,…
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Apple’s WWDC may include AI-generated emoji and an OpenAI partnership
The company reportedly plans to announce AI-powered improvements to on-device Spotlight search, internet searches with safari, as well as new features like notification summaries, “smart recaps” of websites and texts, or writing suggestions for emails and texts. And the company may also use AI to retouch photos and generate emoji…
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Seeing the real world inside a virtual one
From the earliest pixelated games to the outrageously realistic experiences of today, flight simulators have always been pushing the boundaries of what can be visually recreated in a video game. It’s one thing to make space look good; it’s another thing entirely to faithfully recreate the cockpit of a 747…
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