#Hardware
Curated coverage on «Hardware»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.
Forget about 16 GB: How Much Memory Will the 2026 AI Boom Actually Require?
Remember the days when 4 GB of RAM seemed like a luxury, and 8 GB was the pinnacle of gaming dreams? Those days are long gone, but the industry has lingered far too…
Satya Nadella Defends Copilot: Billions Aren't Being Wasted (Or So He Says)
Imagine you're spending tens of billions of dollars building giant digital temples, but passersby on the street whisper that nobody prays inside.
Positron challenges Nvidia: $230 million to dethrone the king
Watching Nvidia conquer the world has become even a bit tedious. Jensen Huang has turned his company into a synonym for artificial intelligence, and his chips into…
Nvidia and OpenAI: a marriage of convenience for $20 billion
Zhejiang Builds AI Vertical: Why China Needs a Province-Supercomputer
Chinese AI Sector in the Red Zone: Gold Defeats Chips Again
Nvidia and OpenAI: Billion-Dollar Friendship Without the Drama
Butterfly Effect Under Threat: How Google and Nvidia Are Trying to Tame Weather Chaos
Meteorology has always been a science of deep humility. We are accustomed to the fact that tomorrow's forecast is useful information, while a forecast for two weeks…
Neural Networks at the Collider: AI Searching for Physics We Didn't Order
Imagine you've built the most expensive and complex device in human history — a 27-kilometer ring straddling the border between France and Switzerland — and it…
Tencent Against All: Chinese Investors Betting on AI Giant
Moore Threads: Chinese hardware finally learned to write code
Hongfuhan and 480 Million: How Robots Capture Chinese Giants' Budgets
Sugon scaleX: 10,000 Accelerators in One Harness for Chinese Neural Networks
Robot Bolt: China taught humanoids to run faster than Olympic athletes
While we watched with interest as Tesla and Figure robots carefully rearranged building blocks and brewed coffee, China decided it was time for humanoids to hit the…
NVIDIA chooses Far East: Chinese sensors for American silicon
While the headlines of world media are filled with news about export restrictions and trade wars, a quiet expansion is happening in the real sector.