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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticizes US curbs on AI chip sales to China
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang criticized the U.S. government's restrictions on chip sales to China at the Computex conference in Taipei.
- The U.S. export controls on AI chips were called a 'failure' and Huang mentioned that Chinese AI researchers will use their own chips despite restrictions.
- Previous restrictions on Nvidia's chip sales to China led to market share decline, inventory writedown, and decisions to not base future chips on certain architectures.
- The Biden administration introduced new curbs to prevent China from obtaining AI chips, while the Trump administration rolled back some rules; Nvidia faced challenges in China due to export controls.
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The XR Week Peek (2025.05.21): Google teases its smartglasses, Valve Deckard gets an unexpected leak, and more!
- Google teased fashionable smartglasses at Google I/O conference, planned to work with eyewear brands like Warby Parker and Gentle Monster.
- Google also announced a collaboration with Samsung to create Android XR smartglasses, while XREAL unveiled Project Aura glasses supporting Android XR.
- Valve's upcoming headset Deckard confirmed by Lynx CEO, with expected 2026 release and recognition for its design.
- XREAL introduced Xreal Eye camera for 6DOF tracking on Xreal One headset, enhancing its AR capabilities at a $100 price point.
- Boz from Meta addressed metaverse commitment and VR performance issues, promising swift Quest runtime improvements.
- Apple teased accessibility features for Vision Pro, including zoom for passthrough images and BCI input device support.
- Meta's Ray-Ban Meta added detailed descriptions for the blind and extended partnership with Be My Eyes for better navigation.
- Rivet, an AR glasses manufacturer, focuses on enterprise and military sectors, while VRChat opened an avatar marketplace for creators.
- New game Starvault, MOBA for Quest, and AR glasses showcase Creature Feature highlighted in recent XR news.
- Updates on Synth Riders music pack, Assetto Corsa EVO performance tweaks, and unique experiences like Wonder and Tier One covered.
- Samsung's micro-OLED displays, Meta's AI training through body scans, and developer insights on smartglasses' technology addressed in recent news.
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The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 Super specs just leaked, suggesting loads more VRAM
- More leaks suggest that a new Nvidia GeForce RTX 5080 Super gaming GPU with 24GB of VRAM is in the works.
- This new GPU is expected to have more VRAM than the standard RTX 5080, which has 16GB.
- Despite the high $999 price and 16GB of VRAM, the RTX 5080 is currently considered the top graphics card in its price range due to lack of strong competition.
- The increased VRAM in the RTX 5080 Super could address limitations faced by the standard RTX 5080, particularly in demanding tasks like running games at 4K with path tracing.
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TheCUBE analysis from Dell Tech World: Edge emerges as the heart of enterprise innovation
- Edge computing is becoming crucial for next-generation infrastructure, enabling real-time intelligence across various industries.
- Enterprises are transitioning from centralized architectures to distributed systems for flexibility, scale, and rapid data processing, with a focus on intelligent systems at the edge.
- Dell Technologies World keynote highlighted the significance of edge computing, emphasizing decentralized infrastructure and real-time data processing.
- Dell is strategically investing in edge computing to support real-time data processing, modernize infrastructure, and scale intelligent systems, while addressing the need for diverse architectures and components in an open ecosystem.
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Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060 review: passable GPU, shame about the drivers
- The Nvidia GeForce RTX 5060, despite controversies, offers decent performance at an affordable price for 1080p gaming.
- Specs include 3840 CUDA Cores, base clock speed of 2.28GHz, boost clock speed of 2.49GHz, 8GB GDDR7 VRAM, and 145W power.
- Priced at £270 / $299, the RTX 5060 faces driver issues causing problems in various games, impacting performance.
- While suitable for 1080p gaming, the RTX 5060 struggles with 1440p performance, especially in demanding titles like Cyberpunk 2077.
- The 8GB VRAM may suffice for 1080p gameplay, but upgrading to the RTX 5060 Ti with 16GB VRAM is recommended for better performance.
- DLSS 4 provides upscaling benefits, but struggles to smoothen low-performance games without a base of ordinarily rendered frames.
- At 1080p, the RTX 5060 competes well against the RTX 4060, offering improved performance particularly in games like Metro and Cyberpunk.
- Path tracing performance remains questionable on the RTX 5060, with limitations in achieving consistent playable framerates.
- Despite its potential, the RTX 5060 is hindered by problematic drivers causing stuttering, crashes, and framerate drops in various games.
- Given the current driver issues, recommending the RTX 5060 becomes challenging, despite its affordability and decent 1080p performance.
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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Hits Out At US Chip Export Controls
- Nvidia's CEO, Jensen Huang, criticized US chip export controls to China during a tech forum
- US export controls have impacted Nvidia, leading to throttling of chipsets to comply with restrictions
- Huang mentioned that Chinese developers were spurred on by US export controls, leading to accelerated development
- The US and China agreed to suspend punitive tariffs, but fresh guidelines warn against using Chinese-made AI semiconductors
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Inside Asia's biggest tech trade show, where Nvidia's 'Jensen' is the hottest name drop
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has achieved rockstar status in Taiwan, dominating Computex Taipei.
- The event featured shirts with Huang's face and crowds seeking selfies, reinforcing Nvidia's ties with Taiwan's tech industry and economy.
- The massive green Nvidia banner outside the venue overshadowed the event wrap.
- Nvidia's presence at Computex was prominently displayed, with numerous exhibitors associated as 'Nvidia partners.'
- Interest in Computex has surged due to the growing AI focus, with notable mentions of Huang highlighting Nvidia's influence.
- Attendees at Computex showed immense excitement towards Huang, seeking autographs and selfies.
- Huang's genuine and approachable demeanor resonates with the Taiwanese public, further boosting Nvidia's popularity.
- Nvidia's merch store attracted a large crowd, with items selling out quickly.
- Huang's emphasis on showcasing Taiwan's tech industry and partnerships contributes positively to the country's tech stardom.
- Nvidia's initiatives, including a joint supercomputer project with Taiwan's government, TSMC, and Foxconn, further solidify the company's presence and impact.
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US chip export controls are a ‘failure’ because they spur Chinese development, Nvidia boss says
- Nvidia's boss, Jensen Huang, described US chip export controls as a 'failure' during a tech forum in Taipei.
- The restrictions on selling hi-tech AI chips to China were intended to curb China's military advancement and protect US dominance of the AI industry.
- Huang mentioned that the export controls unintentionally fueled Chinese developers' spirit, energy, and government support.
- The US government's recent restrictions on Nvidia's chip sales to China led to billions of dollars in lost sales and a significant decrease in their market share in China.
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Nvidia’s Mega-Machine Crushes ALL of 2024’s Internet Traffic - And It’s Spawning an AI Gold Rush!
- Nvidia introduced the NVLink Spine at Computex 2025, capable of processing 130 terabytes per second, surpassing the internet's 2024 peak of 112.5 TB/s.
- The NVLink Spine, with 72 GPUs and advanced technology, is designed for running trillion-parameter AI models, impacting various sectors like SaaS, Web3, and infrastructure.
- Nvidia's advancements, especially in GPU performance, are challenging Moore's Law, leading to real-time AI applications, tokenized compute, and powering Web3's growth.
- The NVLink Spine represents a convergence of technology and economics, enabling tokenized infrastructure, on-chain compute marketplaces, and emphasizing the importance of control over AI infrastructure.
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We tried on Google’s prototype AI smart glasses
- Tech journalists gathered in Mountain View, California to try out Project Moohan and Google's Android XR smart glasses prototypes.
- The demos for the smart glasses were shorter with more guardrails due to the presence of cameras making the demos 'risky'.
- Project Moohan prototype is described as an Android-flavored Apple Vision Pro, lighter, and more comfortable with adjustable fit and AI assistant named Gemini.
- The smart glasses allow users to ask Gemini to perform tasks like navigating to locations on Google Maps.
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NVIDIA’s Enterprise AI Factory and Blueprints: Paving the Way for Smart, Scalable AI Agents in…
- NVIDIA introduces Enterprise AI Factory and Blueprints to build AI agents at scale with architectural support and real-time contextual awareness for business environments.
- The Enterprise AI Factory is a full-stack framework comprising compute, software, APIs, and ecosystem integrations to rapidly build and scale AI agents with agility for developers and robustness for IT teams.
- AI Blueprints are modular, pre-configured agent templates with pre-integrated tools, models, and workflow logic for specific enterprise tasks.
- Examples include Tokkio for conversational AI engagement and AI-Q for critical thinking and inference, showcasing the success of NVIDIA in enterprise AI by integrating with partners to embed AI agents into real enterprise workflows.
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Google debuts how Android XR smart glasses will bring Gemini into everyday life
- Google has introduced Android XR, a new operating system for virtual reality and augmented reality devices that connects them to the Gemini AI model.
- Android XR will be used in both virtual reality and mixed reality headsets, as well as AR glasses equipped with microphones, speakers, and cameras.
- The AR glasses powered by Android XR will work seamlessly with smartphones, enabling users to access apps, make appointments, take photos, and receive real-time translations.
- Google has partnered with eyewear brands like Gentle Monster and Warby Parker to create stylish glasses with Android XR, and developers will have access to a test platform later this year.
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Android XR expands: Here are all the new partners building Google’s AR future
- Google announced XREAL's Project Aura for Android XR smart glasses at Google I/O 2025, following Samsung's Project Moohan unveiling.
- Google and Samsung are collaborating on a reference hardware and software platform for AR glasses development within the Android XR framework.
- Partnerships with fashion brands like Gentle Monster and Warby Parker have been formed by Google for the development of stylish smart glasses.
- XREAL will release the Project Aura smart glasses, a portable and tethered device giving access to Android apps, as a developer edition following Samsung's Project Moohan launch.
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Xreal teases Project Aura smart glasses for Android XR
- Google and Xreal have announced a partnership for a new Android XR device named Project Aura at the Google I/O conference.
- Project Aura is an optical see-through XR device, appearing like a pair of immersive smart glasses with cameras in the hinges and nose bridge.
- Details are sparse, but Project Aura will feature a Qualcomm chipset optimized for XR and is expected to have Gemini built-in with a large field-of-view.
- Google's strategy with Project Aura mirrors its approach with Wear OS, focusing on providing the platform while third parties handle the hardware before potentially entering the market itself.
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Android XR is getting stylish partners in Warby Parker and Gentle Monster
- Google announced partnerships with Samsung, Gentle Monster, and Warby Parker to create stylish smart glasses at its I/O developer conference.
- Warby Parker and Gentle Monster will bring trendsetting designs to the Android XR glasses, appealing to a wide range of users.
- Google is focusing on style and functionality, with Samsung likely to play a role in the XR glasses hardware.
- The XR glasses will feature Google's AI assistant, Gemini, enabling functions like photo-taking, directions, and live language translation, similar to Meta's successful Ray-Ban smart glasses.
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