Current AI chips face a transmission bottleneck where they’re pushing 200Gbps per lane, so even the slightest interference can affect performance. Possibly realizing that there needs to be a better way to maintain optimal server throughput, NVIDIA is reportedly looking at…
If you've ever wondered about the planes flying above your head, you could always listen in to ADS-B transmissions to learn more about them. [thefatmoop] has built a rig to do just that, and it comes... If youâve ever…
AI data centers are changing who pays for electricity The part that should concern homeowners is that a data center doesn't have to be anywhere near your house to affect your electric bill. You could live miles away from the…
Apple's not done yet It's been a big week for Macs, with Apple announcing the new MacBook Pro M6, iMac M6 and, more than likely, the very first touchscreen MacBook Pro. But this definitely isn't the end of Apple's computing ambitions, and…
We've gotten up close and personal with the M5 Pro and the M5 Max Apple has just announced the MacBook Pro with PROLED XDR Display, and not only have we already gone hands-on with it (spoiler alert: it's jaw-dropping), we've already tested…
First, let us talk about NVIDIA’s Rubin GPU. The cornerstone of NVIDIA’s ambitions for this generation, NVIDIA’s Rubin server GPU will find its way into systems big and small and serve as the building block for much larger projects. While…
Hadoop expert Cloudera shows up to emphasize big data ability of refreshed server processors Intel has refreshed its Xeon E7 processors, with version three moving the chip family to the Haswell micro-architecture, and Intel-supported Hadoop expert Cloudera endorsing the processor for…
Intel is moving some manufacturing capacity away from consumer chips to keep up with demand for its Xeon server processors. During its Q3 2026 earnings call, the company said it will convert some Intel 18A resources at its Oregon facilities to Intel 3, the…
Elon Musk might have just popped the latest iteration of the AI bubble by loudly proclaiming a few days back that the "debt markets have almost entirely shut off access to money for any company that doesn’t have substantial revenue…
In an interview with CNBC, Intel's CEO Pat Gelsinger stated that he expects the global silicon shortage will end by 2024. While a clear timeframe is welcome, this means that upcoming graphics cards from NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD could all remain…
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