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Samsung could repeat its Galaxy Ring tactics with the XR glasses
- Samsung could launch its new XR product in the third quarter of 2025.
- Samsung plans to ship roughly 50,000 units of the XR device, implying a limited launch initially.
- The XR device may be showcased at Samsung's Galaxy S25 series launch next month.
- The device is expected to be powered by a Google platform.
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NVIDIA’s NVILA Beats GPT-4o Mini and Llama 3.2, Redefines Open Standards in Vision AI
- NVIDIA released NVILA, a family of open visual language models focusing on accuracy and efficiency.
- NVILA outperforms GPT-4o Mini in video benchmark and shows competitive performance against other open models.
- NVIDIA plans to release code and models for NVILA to enable reproducibility.
- NVILA uses the 'scale then compress' technique to balance accuracy and efficiency in visual language models.
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It’s finally time to stop ignoring Intel GPUs
- Intel is set to launch the first discrete graphics on desktop packing Intel’s Battlemage architecture, the Arc B580.
- Intel is fulfilling AMD’s traditional role in the GPU market, serving as a counterweight to rising prices on budget GPUs from AMD and Nvidia.
- With its 12GB VRAM capacity, Intel's new B580 and B570 GPUs address the problem of modern gaming experience with limited VRAM capacity.
- Intel had many issues with its earlier drivers and software, which are now (mostly) behind Intel. Today, DirectX 9 performance is on-par with DirectX 11.
- Intel is taking precautions to avoid heavy driver issues and ensure more VRAM storage than traditional GPUs.
- The upcoming B580 GPU will prove a compelling option to Nvidia and AMD’s offerings at prices around $250 with compelling performance claims.
- Intel's success is directly attributed to driver updates, which are necessary to stay competitive against AMD and Nvidia.
- It’s a card you should definitely keep an eye on, and possible that Intel may have cards reaching the $250 mark throughout.
- Intel's ARC GPUs are a proof of the changing tide of the graphics card market.
- Intel's improving graphics cards and drivers direct counterweights for the rising prices on budget GPUs from AMD and Nvidia manufacturers.
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This tiny 3D printed mini gaming PC somehow holds an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070
- A PC builder has created a 3D printed mini gaming PC build that is handheld and features a handle.
- The PC has a volume of just 6.4 liters and houses an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 GPU.
- Despite its small size, the PC manages to fit high-end components that remain cool and quiet under heavy loads.
- The AMD powered gaming PC with the Nvidia GPU offers a compact and efficient gaming solution.
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Wipro, SIAM.AI Partner to Build AI Tourism Assistant
- Wipro Limited and SIAM.AI have partnered to create an AI-powered digital assistant for Thailand's Tourism Authority.
- The assistant, named 'Sukjai,' will offer 24/7 support in Thai and English, providing tailored recommendations and real-time information to tourists.
- Features include transportation guidelines, lodging availability, crowd flow updates, personalised activity suggestions, emergency assistance, and safety alerts.
- The project aligns with Thailand's focus on digital sovereignty and AI development, aiming to enhance travel experiences and open up economic opportunities.
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Amazon isn't seeing enough demand for AMD's AI chips to offer them via its cloud
- AWS has not committed to offering cloud access to AMD's AI chips due to low customer demand.
- Amazon Web Service said it was considering offering cloud access to AMD's new AI chips.
- AWS is not seeing the type of huge customer demand that would lead to selling AMD's AI chips via its cloud service.
- AMD recently increased its GPU sales forecast, but AWS is still not yet seeing high demand for AMD's AI chips.
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AMD CEO Lisa Su says she never met her distant cousin Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang until later in their careers
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and AMD CEO Lisa Su are distant cousins, but they never grew up together and only met later in their careers.
- Su confirmed the familial relationship with Huang in 2020, stating that they are distant relatives.
- Despite their familial ties, Su and Huang did not attend family dinners together.
- Both Su and Huang have similar career paths in the tech industry but different upbringings.
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Amazon's AI chip executive tells BI why Nvidia is not a competitor, how Anthropic helps, and what AMD needs
- Amazon Web Services has launched an upgraded line of AI chips, called Trainium 2, designed for lower cost and not to compete with their Nvidia counterparts, according to Gadi Hutt senior director of customer and product engineering at the company's chip designing subsidiary, Annapurna Labs. The AI chips are meant to provide more customer choice, said Hutt. Meanwhile, AWS has partnered with Anthropic and Intel, and also considered selling AMD's new AI chips, but those chips are still unavailable on AWS as there has not been strong customer demand yet.
- Earlier versions of AWS's AI chips saw mixed results, however, the new chips come with Project Rainier, a new supercomputer cluster, designed to accommodate the new chips. The goal is to give customers a lower-cost option because the market is big enough for multiple vendors, said Hutt.
- The customer profiles and AI workloads they target are also different, making it a joint effort to grow the overall size of the market. In the interview, Hutt discussed several topics, including AWS's partnership with Anthropic, which will be Project Rainer's first customer. The two companies have worked closely over the past year. AWS will continue to work with Intel, whose CEO Pat Gelsinger just retired, because customer demand for Intel's server chips remains high.
- Hutt insists this is not a competition, but a joint effort to grow the overall size of the market and that Nvidia's GPUs will remain dominant in the foreseeable future. But if customers believe that's the way they need to go, then they will do it. Number two is a very good position to be in, Hutt added.
- Graviton is not replacing x86. However, following customer demand, more than 50% of our recent landings on CPUs were Graviton, said Hutt. They also still sell a lot of x86 cores too for their customers and believe they're the best place to do that. They are treating other chip companies as good suppliers and have a lot of business to do together.
- Amazon Web Services is always looking for customer demand and customer feedback, and if customers strongly indicate that they need AMD's AI chips, then there's no reason not to deploy it, said Hutt. As of now, there hasn't been a strong customer demand yet.
- Amazon's AI chip business is supported by Amazon CEO Andy Jassy and AWS's CEO Matt Garman, and there is also a lot of collaboration within the company with science and service teams that build solutions on those chips.
- However, customers still love Nvidia and there is no intention to stop selling them. The market is still big, so there's room for multiple vendors here.
- In summary, AWS's new AI chips are designed to provide more customer choice and not to compete with Nvidia's GPUs, as there is enough customers in the market for multiple vendors. They have also partnered with Anthropic and Intel and already considering AMD's AI chips. However, no strong customer demand yet for it.
- Hutt insists this is not a competition and they aim to grow the market. He also mentioned that Nvidia's GPU will continue to dominate in the foreseeable future and noted that number two is still a good position to be in.
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Nvidia could deliver a big surprise to Wall Street that would 'power up' its profitability, analyst says
- Nvidia could release its next-next-generation Rubin GPU six months earlier than expected, boosting revenue growth.
- An analyst suggests that the early release of the Rubin chip could exceed consensus estimates of 30% revenue growth in 2026.
- The potential early launch of Rubin would address concerns about the AI bubble and computing limitations.
- Nvidia's stock has surged 193% this year, following a 236% return in 2023.
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Elon Musk’s xAI Closes $6bn Funding, Plots Colossus AI Supercomputer Expansion
- Elon Musk's AI firm, xAI, has raised another $6 billion in funding.
- The funding will be used to expand the Colossus supercomputer at the Memphis facility.
- xAI has received a total of $12 billion in funding so far.
- The company plans to incorporate over 1 million GPUs in the Colossus supercomputer.
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HS1’s digital transformation: Embracing innovation with augmented reality
- High Speed 1 is aiming to create a completely data-driven railway with augmented reality as part of the digital transformation plan.
- Augmented reality offers the future of understanding railway condition in relation to asset monitoring and maintenance.
- AR will improve the efficiency and safety of railway maintenance, inspection and staff training.
- AR's 'back of house' benefit enhances maintenance strategies and increases engineering efficiency.
- AR's 'front of house' benefit enhances customer service and station operations in proactively managing crowds and special events.
- Augmented reality is expected to have a significant impact in various areas beyond defect detection, including predictive and preventative maintenance strategies.
- AR can assist in managing safety protocols and maintenance during extreme weather events by combining 3D asset mapping, remote condition monitoring and augmented reality.
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Indiana Jones and the Great Circle proves Nvidia wrong
- Nvidia's sponsored game, Indiana Jones and the Great Circle, challenges Nvidia's claim about VRAM.
- GPUs with less than 12GB of VRAM struggle to maintain playable frame rates in the game.
- The Intel Arc A770 with 16GB of VRAM outperforms the RTX 3080 with 10GB of VRAM.
- The game highlights the importance of higher VRAM capacity for better performance.
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NVIDIA Driver 565.77 Released as Latest New Feature Branch Version
- NVIDIA released the new 565.77 driver as the latest new feature branch version for Linux users.
- The driver introduces support for VK_EXT_depth_clamp_control and adds new properties for Wayland compositors.
- It re-enables GLX_EXT_buffer_age extension on Xwayland and includes bug-fixes and improvements.
- Ubuntu users are advised to wait for official distribution packages or use the Proprietary GPU Drivers PPA.
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Pay $100 for Indiana Jones and the Great Circle early access, get worse graphics
- Players who paid extra for early access to Indiana Jones and the Great Circle will be disappointed as full ray tracing graphics won't be available.
- The game's graphical presets will utilize ray tracing to some extent, resulting in demanding system requirements.
- The highest graphics settings require an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4090, with frame generation.
- Full ray tracing will only be available when the game officially launches in December.
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The fundamentals of augmented reality (AR) for engineering
- Augmented reality (AR) technology has become more accessible and engineers are using it to design, build, and sell better products.
- AR adds a graphical overlay onto the real world, allowing users to interact with virtual objects in their environment.
- Engineers use AR to visualize their designs in real-world settings, optimize factory layouts, and provide training guides for equipment maintenance.
- AR can be experienced using various hardware, such as phones, tablets, smart glasses, and head-mounted displays, with higher-end headsets providing a better user experience.
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