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Tom’s Hardware describes Ajax as a model designed to run on a home PC and as the always-available assistant for Odysseus, a self-hosted workspace. Google AI Edge Gallery, a separate product, says on GitHub that it runs m
An exploration of the massive hardware scaling currently underway in the AI industry. This post covers Google Cloud's new serverless GPU support, the introduction of eighth-generation TPUs, and Anthropic's landmark agreement with Amazon to secure 5 gigawatts of compute capacity.
An exploration of the massive infrastructure shifts required to power next-generation AI, including Google's new TPU generations and the multi-gigawatt compute expansions by Anthropic and Amazon. This post examines how specialized hardware like TPU 8t and Trainium2 are being purpose-built for training and inference.
As AI models scale, a looming global shortage of DRAM could impact production through 2030. This post explores the projected gap between supply and demand for memory components essential for high-performance computing.