Nvidia expects a massive surge in demand for its next-generation artificial intelligence chips, with CEO Jensen Huang estimating a revenue opportunity exceeding $1 trillion by 2027. Speaking at the company’s global AI conference in San Jose, Huang highlighted the strong market potential for Nvidia’s......
Nvidia’s unveiling of its DLSS 5 technology at GTC 2026 triggered immediate criticism from gamers and industry observers, who accused the system of altering artistic intent through AI generated rendering. Chief executive Jensen Huang introduced DLSS 5 as a major shift in computer graphics, describing......
Dell Technologies has introduced the first desktop computer equipped with Nvidia’s GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip, marking a shift toward bringing data center level artificial intelligence computing to enterprise workstations. The announcement was made at Nvidia’s GTC 2026......
Nvidia introduced two major technologies at its GTC 2026 conference in San Jose, announcing a new generation of AI driven gaming graphics and a computing platform designed for use in space. Chief executive Jensen Huang presented DLSS 5 as a breakthrough in real time rendering, calling it a transformative......
Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., along with its subsidiary Merriam-Webster, has filed a federal lawsuit in Manhattan against OpenAI LLC, alleging that the AI company improperly used its online reference materials to train ChatGPT. The complaint claims that OpenAI, backed by Microsoft, incorporated nearly......
Tesla CEO Elon Musk announced that the company’s Terafab project, aimed at producing advanced artificial intelligence chips, is scheduled to launch in just seven days. The project represents a significant step in Tesla’s efforts to power its autonomous driving technology with in-house AI......
Quantum computing is advancing in the fight against hardware errors, yet the long-anticipated goal of using these machines to simulate complex molecules remains harder to achieve than many researchers once expected. A report published by New Scientist on March 13 questions whether chemistry will ultimately......
Apple is moving closer to launching its first foldable smartphone, with display panels for the device expected to enter mass production in May, according to a leak reported by 9to5Mac citing Chinese tipster Instant Digital. The device, widely referred to as the iPhone Fold, is expected to debut alongside......
Bitcoin mining companies are more vulnerable to fluctuations in the price of Bitcoin than to rising electricity costs triggered by higher oil prices, according to a new analysis examining the impact of the Iran related oil shock on the cryptocurrency industry. A report released this week by Luxor Technology’s......
Elon Musk has warned parents to keep ChatGPT away from children and individuals with mental health vulnerabilities following a lawsuit that links the chatbot to a deadly school shooting in Canada. Musk posted the warning on X on Wednesday while responding to a user discussing the February 10 attack......
Peter Sarlin, the Finnish entrepreneur who sold artificial intelligence startup Silo AI to AMD for $665 million in 2024, has unveiled a new venture called QuTwo. The company positions itself as what Sarlin describes as “an AI lab for the quantum era,” aiming to bridge enterprise artificial......
A video clip of OpenAI chief executive Sam Altman describing artificial intelligence as a metered utility has spread widely online, reigniting debate about how access to advanced AI should be controlled and priced. Altman made the remarks during a conversation with Global Infrastructure Partners chief......
Apple has begun shipping its new MacBook Neo, a 13 inch budget laptop starting at $599, or $499 for education customers. The device marks the company’s most aggressive move into the affordable computer market and has quickly drawn strong reactions from competitors across the PC industry. The MacBook......
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