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A developer ported NVIDIA's PersonaPlex 7B speech-to-speech model to native Swift using MLX, running full-duplex conversation on Apple Silicon with no cloud, no Python, and faster-than-real-time inference.
Arc Institute and NVIDIA release Evo 2, a 40B-parameter open-source AI trained on 9.3 trillion nucleotides from every domain of life, with full weights, code, and training data.
Jensen Huang confirmed Nvidia's $30B OpenAI investment will likely be its last direct equity stake, killing the $100B pledge as OpenAI races toward a public listing at a $730B valuation.
Meta and AMD signed a 6-gigawatt, multi-year GPU pact worth up to $100B - announced days after a separate Nvidia expansion, signaling Meta's deliberate strategy to break single-vendor dependence in AI compute.
Ayar Labs closes a $500M Series E backed by Nvidia, AMD, and Sequoia to mass-produce co-packaged optical interconnects that replace copper in AI data centers.
The Trump administration is considering limiting Chinese companies to 75,000 Nvidia H200 GPUs each - less than half what Alibaba and ByteDance want - while zero chips have shipped despite months of export approvals.
Nvidia invests $2 billion each in Lumentum and Coherent to develop silicon photonics for next-generation AI factories, signaling that copper interconnects have hit their ceiling.
A hands-on guide to CUDA programming for developers who know how to code but have never written a GPU kernel. Covers architecture, memory, real code examples, and Metal comparison.
NVIDIA will unveil a new inference processor built on Groq's LPU architecture at GTC 2026, with OpenAI as its first major customer allocating 3 GW of dedicated capacity.
Huawei debuts its Atlas 950 SuperPoD at MWC Barcelona - 8,192 NPUs delivering 8 ExaFLOPS - marking its first overseas showcase of the AI supercomputer that directly targets Nvidia's cluster dominance.
Full specs, benchmarks, and analysis of the NVIDIA Rubin CPX - a purpose-built inference GPU with 128GB GDDR7, 30 PFLOPS NVFP4, and 3x faster attention versus Blackwell, targeting million-token context workloads.
Awesome Agents launches a dedicated Hardware section with detailed spec pages for 21 GPUs, TPUs, and AI accelerators - from datacenter flagships to home lab favorites.
