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Meta brings certain AI features to Ray-Ban Meta glasses in Europe
- Meta has begun rolling out certain AI features to users of its Ray-Ban Meta AR glasses in France, Italy, and Spain.
- People in those countries can now use Meta AI, the AI assistant, to get answers to general questions.
- The update includes support for French, Italian, and Spanish languages.
- The new features do not include the multimodal capability available in the U.S., Canada, and Australia.
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NVIDIA BioNeMo Framework Accelerates AI Drug Discovery
- NVIDIA's BioNeMo Framework is being widely adopted by pharmaceutical companies, techbio innovators, and AI researchers to accelerate drug discovery and molecule design.
- The framework allows for scaling AI models, gathering insights from large datasets, and designing therapeutics faster.
- The BioNeMo platform streamlines the entire AI drug discovery workflow and includes components like the BioNeMo Framework, NVIDIA NIM, and BioNeMo Blueprints.
- Over 200 organizations, including Accenture, AWS, and Deloitte, are integrating BioNeMo into their drug discovery workflows.
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This may be your last chance to buy an RTX 40-series GPU at MSRP
- The final shipments of Nvidia's RTX 40-series GPUs are approaching, making it potentially the last chance to buy them at a decent price.
- Production and shipping of current-gen GPUs, such as the RTX 4070 Ti Super and the RTX 4080 Super, have already been discontinued.
- Nvidia's mainstream GPUs, the RTX 4070 and the RTX 4070 Super, are also nearing the end of shipments.
- The upcoming launch of the RTX 50-series might lead to increased prices, with rumors suggesting prices as high as $2,500 for the RTX 5090.
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Blackwell is key to Nvidia's next growth phase. The new AI chip has reportedly hit an overheating snag.
- Nvidia has asked suppliers to change server racks for Blackwell due to overheating, per The Information.
- There are concerns about possible delays in delivery of Blackwell chips, which are expected to start next month.
- Blackwell chips promise improved speed over Nvidia's predecessors and are crucial for AI development.
- Nvidia's share price has soared, and the release of Blackwell is expected to have a positive impact.
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Nvidia’s upcoming Blackwell GPUs overheat in server racks, worrying customers, reports say
- Nvidia's upcoming Blackwell GPUs are facing overheating issues in server racks.
- Customers are worried that the overheating issue will impact their data center infrastructure for AI.
- When connected in server racks, the Blackwell GPUs produce excessive heat, causing operational inefficiencies or hardware damage.
- Nvidia has been working with suppliers to resolve the issue, but without success.
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100 million AI agents: Nvidia’s CEO on the company of the future
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang envisions a future where every human is a manager and AI agents form the basic workforce.
- According to a Capgemini survey, over half of business executives plan to start using AI agents in the next year.
- Huang believes that productivity will increase and human job losses will be minimal with the introduction of AI agents as workers.
- However, the future may see managers being automated as well, as AI systems advance in creating and managing autonomous agents.
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AI agents are on the march, but will they justify the endless big spending on AI?
- Agentic artificial intelligence, the notion of AI agents that can semiautonomously conduct a series of tasks without much human involvement, is gaining momentum.
- Despite worries that AI and big-data spending is getting out of hand, investments continued this week with xAI seeking to raise $6 billion, CoreWeave landing a big slug from Cisco, and Writer reeling in $200 million more.
- AI and big data were unsurprisingly the big topics at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon conference in Salt Lake City; next week, the earnings kahuna is Nvidia, the most valuable public company in the world.
- This week we saw the deployment of new services from Google and Red Hat, but AI experts are cautioning that agentic AI is still largely in its hype cycle.
- Advanced Micro Devices plans to cut 4% of its staff to double down on AI, while Cisco Systems is still struggling to restore revenue growth despite its early AI progress.
- The FBI has raided the home of the CEO of Polymarket as part of an investigation into allegations that it illegally allowed US citizens to participate in betting.
- The Federal Trade Commission is reportedly looking into potential anticompetitive behavior by Microsoft's cloud practices, although it is unclear how the new presidential administration will handle the case.
- This week, data software companies including Snowflake, NetApp, and Elastic all reported their earnings.
- In terms of personnel announcements, OpenAI's co-founder Greg Brockman returned to the company, while AI developer Francois Chollet left Google to start his own company.
- There's also new industry leadership, as Bill Robbins takes on president of Menlo Security and Tony Alika Owens becomes CEO of lakehouse customer data platform Amperity.
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There’s a new DLSS for your Nvidia GeForce gaming GPU, here’s what it does
- The latest version of Nvidia DLSS has been released, simplifying the process of enabling resolution scaling for GeForce graphics cards.
- DLSS 3.8.10 eliminates four presets and offers two streamlined options for better image quality and improved frame rates in games.
- DLSS requires an Nvidia GPU with Tensor cores and provides superior image quality compared to AMD FSR.
- DLSS 3.5 on Cyberpunk 2077 showcased improved eye candy with Nvidia's ray reconstruction technology.
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Corsair just spilled the beans on next-gen GPU requirements
- Corsair confirms that current power supply units (PSUs) will work fine for next-gen graphics cards, as long as the wattage is sufficient.
- Next-gen high-end graphics cards may demand more power, pointing to an increased need for higher wattage PSUs.
- Corsair implies that outlandish claims about power requirements for next-gen GPUs are unlikely to be true, offering reassurance.
- While Nvidia is expected to push for high-end power-hungry cards, AMD and Intel are unlikely to release enthusiast-level cards with significant power and cooling requirements.
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From hours to seconds: A short demo on parallel computing shows why Nvidia is the world's most valuable company
- Parallel computing, along with advanced semiconductors, has ushered in the AI boom.
- Nvidia, the world's most valuable company, specializes in graphics processing units (GPUs) for parallel computing.
- GPUs handle multiple tasks simultaneously, making them ideal for data-crunching needs in AI and data science.
- The availability of GPUs through cloud providers has made parallel computing more accessible and efficient.
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SoftBank & NVIDIA Pioneering AI-Powered 5G Networks
- SoftBank and NVIDIA have expanded their collaboration in AI-driven RAN technologies.
- They demonstrated the world’s first combined AI and 5G telecom network, known as AI-RAN.
- This partnership aims to maximize infrastructure and tap into AI revenue streams for telecom operators.
- SoftBank plans to employ NVIDIA's Grace Blackwell platform for future supercomputer projects.
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Industry leaders pioneer AIOps era by integrating compute power with data
- Companies are seeking to manage the complexities of enterprise AI data sovereignty within a globally distributed landscape to address enterprise AI data sovereignty by keeping operations closer to where data resides.
- As digital borders blur, data fluidity has sparked global discussions on sovereignty, with companies like Dell Technologies Inc. prioritizing enterprise AI data sovereignty as crucial for maintaining control, compliance, and trust within AI-driven innovation.
- Dell's goal has been to integrate compute, storage and networking for seamless hybrid AIOps.
- There's a shift from an era of training to an era of actualizing the benefit of AI to bring AI operations directly to where data resides, which can reduce latency and improve security, among other benefits.
- Hybrid AI solutions appear set to redefine enterprise IT landscapes amid a new era of enterprise AI data sovereignty. Companies can now bring AI operations directly to where data resides, which can reduce latency and improve security, among other benefits.
- There are still questions to solve, however: Given that the vast majority of most organizations' data is still behind their firewall, how do companies move the AI to their data?
- Companies prioritize on-prem and hybrid solutions to bring compute closer to data.
- “AI is transforming business at an unprecedented pace. Data centers must be designed from the ground up to handle AI's speed and scale while new AI PCs are transforming productivity and collaboration,” said Jeff Clark, vice chairman and chief operating officer of Dell, in a release.
- AI workloads have been placing enormous demands on the back-end networks supporting them, according to Bob Laliberte, principal analyst at theCUBE Research.
- Collaboration between industry leaders and technology providers will be increasingly essential. As AIOps and hybrid AI continues to mature, innovations appear set to reshape enterprise AI and enable companies to unlock AI’s full potential in a new era of enterprise AI data sovereignty.
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That Half-Life 2 Remaster Is Looking Really Good In New Trailer
- A group of modders is working on fully remastering Half-Life 2, adding new textures, models, and ray-traced visuals.
- A new trailer showcases the impressive-looking project that turns Half-Life 2 into a sleek-looking modern FPS.
- The goal of the remaster is to enhance the visuals and assets of the game while retaining its gameplay.
- Half-Life 2 RTX is still in early development with no announced release date.
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NVIDIA GeForce NOW: Farming Simulator 25 Arrives This Week With Many More
- NVIDIA GeForce NOW will receive nine games this week, including Farming Simulator 25 and a PC-exclusive reward for THRONE AND LIBERTY.
- The new games added to GeForce NOW allow players to run their owned games on Steam, Xbox, and Battle.net on PC and mobile devices.
- Farming Simulator 25 introduces new features like rice cultivation and diverse animal rosters, while Ara: History Untold offers a unique 4X strategy experience.
- In addition, the NVIDIA GeForce NOW member's reward includes 200 Ornate coins and a PC-exclusive character for THRONE AND LIBERTY.
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AMD to Lay Off 4% of Workforce in Strategic Shift Toward AI Chips
- AMD will be cutting approximately 4% of its global workforce, around 1,040 employees, in a strategic shift towards AI chips.
- The company aims to focus its resources on the rapidly expanding AI chip market to challenge Nvidia's dominance.
- AMD's workforce reduction is part of aligning operations with the largest growth opportunities in AI and meeting the increasing demand for AI technologies.
- While facing challenges, AMD expects $5 billion in AI chip sales for 2024, representing about 20% of its projected total revenue.
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