Amazon triples Nvidia chip order with 2 million more GPUs
The cloud giant is deepening its AI infrastructure bet, signaling surging demand for Nvidia's GPUs and a partnership that goes beyond chip purchases.

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The cloud giant is deepening its AI infrastructure bet, signaling surging demand for Nvidia's GPUs and a partnership that goes beyond chip purchases.
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The new 2nm processor pairs IBM's mainframe DNA with Arm's power efficiency - but don't expect it in your next gaming rig.
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The Australian Recording Industry Association adopts IFPI's new principles, requiring substantial human authorship for chart eligibility.
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Upscaling tools promise to breathe new life into old footage, but the gap between marketing and reality is wide. Here is what is really happening.
Cody Wilson says his new technique sidesteps the software New York now requires on new printers, escalating the fight over untraceable firearms.