AMD’s Helios claims 30% per-dollar lead over Nvidia’s Vera Rubin
The 72-GPU rack looks like a head-on spec war, but real-world FLOPS and power efficiency decide the winner.

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The 72-GPU rack looks like a head-on spec war, but real-world FLOPS and power efficiency decide the winner.
For boards watching AI policy and adoption, China is pushing influence through affordability and openness, not just hype.
A five-year software promise reshapes wearables planning for buyers, app makers, and the companies betting on stickier ecosystems.
The move turns Runway from a model vendor into generative-media infrastructure, using Runway Dev to connect third-party APIs.
VentureBeat surveyed 107 enterprises, and most are buying AI compute faster than they can measure its economics.
European Commission alleges self-preferencing in search rankings, and the decision signals what regulators will accept next.
A $7,000 gaming laptop bundles an RTX 5090, 96GB DDR5, and a 3840x2400 18-inch MiniLED. Here’s what executives should read into it.
Etched says its chips and memory components speed up inference on any AI model without GPUs. Here’s why the valuation matters.
A $40 billion threat is pushing the standards debate from scattered labs to something buyers can actually enforce.
A new Lego Nintendo set lets you stage Donkey Kong cabinet glory, with build-and-play mechanics that move past display-only fun.
Tesla’s call-out for Micron comes alongside a massive $55 billion chip-fab bet aimed at loosening memory constraints.
Jeff Gattis argues rising gaming-tech costs will push players toward online streaming, reshaping who wins distribution and hardware.