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Nvidia vs Apple and the world: Apple may have just confirmed its ACDC superchip will use UALink tech
Apple has joined the board of the Ultra Accelerator Link consortium The link is a key technology that binds GPUs, not unlike synapses on neurons UALink is emerging as the biggest rival to Nvidia’s proprietary NVLink Back in June 2024, we reported how a number of big tech names had…
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AMD confirms processor security flaws after Asus patch slips out early
Asus mentioned an AMD microcode flaw in recent patch notes The flaw was not yet publicized by the processor manufacturer AMD has since confirmed the news AMD has seemingly confirmed the existence of a microcode vulnerability which apparently spilled, unintentionally, from PC maker Asus. Security researcher Tavis Ormandy recently spotted…
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Elementor’s new AI tool aims to save you time when planning websites
Elementor announced Site Planner, a new AI-powered tool It allows users to create sitemaps, wireframes, and more It is currently free to use Elementor, one of the best website builders, just announced a new Artificial Intelligence-powered (AI) tool that will help users plan new websites faster than ever before. It…
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Nvidia Geforce GPUs obliterate the competition in this popular video sofware benchmark
Nvidia has commanding lead over rivals in latest Adobe After Effects benchmarks Even lower-performance Nvidia GPUs outpace Intel and AMD cards But to Apple’s credit, the M3 Max pulls ahead in 2D significantly despite its laptop form factor Nvidia‘s GeForce RTX 40-Series GPUs has shown off some significant advantages when…
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The AI lie: how trillion-dollar hype is killing humanity
AI companies like Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic want you to believe we’re on the cusp of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)—a world where AI tools can outthink humans, handle complex professional tasks without breaking a sweat, and chart a new frontier of autonomous intelligence. Google just rehired the founder of Character.AI…
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The importance of understanding your minimum viable operations
Amid the Cold War, the possibility of a nuclear attack was deeply feared, yet at the same time, weirdly unimaginable. The stark terror of nuclear disaster persisted for years, highlighted in the 1984 BBC drama film “Threads”. The film explored the hypothetical event of a nuclear bomb being dropped on…
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