NVIDIA delivers its first Vera CPUs to OpenAI, Anthropic, and SpaceX
NVIDIA has officially delivered the Vera CPU—its first custom processor designed specifically for the Agentic AI era—to key strategic partners.
NVIDIA has officially delivered the Vera CPU—its first custom processor designed specifically for the Agentic AI era—to key strategic partners.
The massive five-year deal between Anthropic and Google illustrates how the AI arms race is consuming unprecedented financial resources.
Qualcomm introduces two new processors for the entry-level segment, bringing smooth display technology and AI-powered camera features to budget smartphones.
An NVIDIA representative has emphasized the critical importance of hardware performance for AI startups, noting that next-generation coding agents can only exist thanks to the power of today's most advanced chips.
Clement Delangue, CEO of Hugging Face, strongly supports the use of local AI hardware via AMD's new Ryzen AI Halo chip line and hints at the possibility of manufacturing custom hardware for the community.
NVIDIA and Dell have announced a major upgrade to the Dell AI Factory solution, providing a comprehensive infrastructure to deploy autonomous AI agents from personal workstations to large-scale data centers.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman warns of a scarcity of AI computing infrastructure and announces token discount packages for customers committing to 1-3 years of usage.
Jensen Huang (Nvidia) and Michael Dell (Dell) co-appeared at Dell Technologies World to announce strategic partnerships in AI computing infrastructure.