#Hardware
Curated coverage on «Hardware»: releases, research, benchmarks, open-source.

Recursive valued at $4.65 billion for self-improving AI with safety controls
Startup Recursive has emerged from stealth with a $4.65 billion valuation. The company is developing a revolutionary approach to artificial intelligence: instead of…

SpaceX Will Invest $2.8 Billion in Gas Turbines for AI Data Centers
SpaceX invests $2.8 billion in gas turbines for AI data centers, aiming to compete with cloud giants amid criticism over carbon emissions.

Jensen Huang and Michael Dell on the AI-agents revolution and memory
At Dell World conference in Las Vegas, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and Dell Technologies head Michael Dell discussed the future of AI agents, the critical demand for…

Musk Promises Government Checks, But People Demand Protection: The AI Conflict

LetinAR: Nail-sized microlens will become the foundation of AI glasses

Dell wins 1,000 new enterprise AI server customers

NVIDIA developed a method for training neural networks at 4-bit precision

Huang sees China more open to American chips
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang visited China alongside President Trump and American business leaders, sharing an optimistic outlook on the development of commercial…

TSMC plant in Japan posts a profit for the first time ever
Taiwanese chipmaker TSMC has turned a profit for the first time at its Japanese plant, opened in 2024. Its U.S. fabs are generating solid profits, while the German…

Demand for Claude surged 80x: why Anthropic is seeking supercomputers

Why India Is Lagging in the Global AI Race: Ruchir Sharma's View

AMD surges on $11.2 billion forecast amid AI chip boom

AWS launched hourly GPU reservations — for ML testing and release preparation

NVIDIA invests $2.1 billion in IREN's AI data center infrastructure
NVIDIA will invest up to $2.1 billion in data center operator IREN, combining its chip architecture with five-gigawatt infrastructure for AI.

Lip-Bu Tan won Trump's trust, but Intel seeks a breakthrough in the AI market
Since Lip-Bu Tan was appointed Intel CEO in March, the company's shares have remained flat as the chipmaker lags behind rivals in the rapidly growing AI market.









