![Flux[dev]: A futuristic robot, sleek smooth humanoid design. Smooth, glossy black faceplate with no visible facial features, high-tech, minimalist appearance. The robot's body is matte black or dark gray, with articulated joints and mechanical parts that resemble those of a human, including fingers. A modern sterile computer fabrication plant. Bright white LED lighting. In the background, CHIPS is written in bold text on a large metal crate.](https://ethanbholland.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/chips-3.png)
Flux[dev]: A futuristic robot, sleek smooth humanoid design. Smooth, glossy black faceplate with no visible facial features, high-tech, minimalist appearance. The robot’s body is matte black or dark gray, with articulated joints and mechanical parts that resemble those of a human, including fingers. A modern sterile computer fabrication plant. Bright white LED lighting. In the background, CHIPS is written in bold text on a large metal crate.
Japanese scientists develop simplified EUV scanner that can make production of chips considerably cheaper | Tom’s Hardware
China’s newest homegrown AI chip matches industry standard at 45 TOPS — 6nm Arm-based 12-core Cixin P1 starting mass production | Tom’s Hardware
UK cancels £1.3 billion of tech and AI infrastructure projects
“🥳Super excited to share Gaudi SW v1.17 is officially released. One of the highlighted features is FP8 and INT4 inference using Intel Neural Compressor. 🎯Check out the 1.17.0 documentation (
OpenAI Makes a $60 Million Hardware Startup Bet — The Information
Dell Makes Cuts to Boost AI Pivot, Reportedly Laying Off 12,500 Employees | PCMag – https://www.pcmag.com/news/dell-makes-cuts-to-boost-ai-pivot-reportedly-laying-off-12500-employees
AMD
AMD is becoming an AI chip company, just like Nvidia – The Verge
TPU transformation: A look back at 10 years of our AI-specialized chips | Google Cloud Blog
Groq
Groq Raises $640M To Meet Soaring Demand for Fast AI Inference – Groq
AI chip startup Groq valued at $2.8 bln after latest funding round | Reuters
Intel
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger’s Dream Job Takes a Nightmarish Turn – WSJ
Intel reportedly gave up a chance to buy a stake in OpenAI in 2017 | Tom’s Hardware
“hello I’m new to the stock market is it good when the intel ceo starts praying” / X
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger on X: ““Let your eyes look straight ahead; fix your gaze directly before you. Give careful thought to the paths for your feet and be steadfast in all your ways” Proverbs 4:25-26” / X – https://x.com/PGelsinger/status/1820129317122080977
Mamba
“Survey of Mamba Provides a systematic review of existing Mamba-based models across domains and tasks. Specifically, focuses on: – advancements of Mamba-based models – techniques for adapting Mamba to diverse data – applications where Mamba excels – promising research
NVIDIA
Leaked Documents Show Nvidia Scraping ‘A Human Lifetime’ of Videos Per Day to Train AI
Leaked Documents Show Nvidia Scraping ‘A Human Lifetime’ of Videos Per Day to Train AI
NVIDIA AI Developer on X: “Meet James, an interactive digital human knowledgeable about our products. Talk to James ➡️ https://t.co/YXoT6fRD8t 💬 James uses a collection of NVIDIA and @elevenlabsio digital human technologies to provide natural and immersive responses. https://t.co/53IfOg0w8O” / X – https://twitter.com/NVIDIAAIDev/status/1821637513728950441
GeForce GPU giant has been data scraping 80 years’ worth of videos every day for AI training to ‘unlock various downstream applications critical to Nvidia’ | PC Gamer
Nvidia reportedly delays its next AI chip due to a design flaw – The Verge
Zuckerberg touts Meta’s latest video vision AI with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang | TechCrunch
Nvidia partners indirectly confirm Blackwell B200 GPU delay — offer interested parties liquid-cooled H200 instead | Tom’s Hardware
“Figure partners 🦾 → Microsoft allocated H100 ND’s for our large model training → NVIDIA helping on training and hardware → OpenAI w/ next generation models for our humanoids We’re building robots that learn and reason like humans, join us!
Nvidia Scrambles for a Response to Antitrust Scrutiny – The New York Times
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