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

NVIDIA unveils SANA-WM: a model for 60-second 720p videos on a single GPU
NVIDIA has introduced SANA-WM, an open world model that generates 60-second 720p videos with precise camera control on a single GPU.

Alibaba, Baidu and Huawei move away from Nvidia in favor of their own AI accelerators
Major Chinese tech companies have accelerated the rollout of their own AI accelerators, building a strategy of independence from US exports — even amid rumors of…

Mass resistance: why AI data centers are becoming enemies of local communities
AI data centers require huge amounts of electricity and water, diverting resources from ordinary people's needs — local communities are increasingly resisting new…

Samsung reached $1 trillion thanks to demand for AI chips

SpaceX to invest up to $119 billion in Terafab chip plant in Texas

Anthropic and Elon Musk's xAI signed a deal for compute resources

AI Architects Alarmed: Where the Cracks in the Industry's Foundation Lie

SpaceX launches $55 billion Terafab AI chip factory
SpaceX plans to invest at least $55 billion in the giant Terafab chip factory in Texas, which will produce processors for AI computing at a scale of 200 gigawatts…

Nvidia invested $40 billion in AI startups in the first half of 2026
Nvidia spent $40 billion on investments in AI companies this year, positioning itself not just as a chipmaker, but as the central architect of the emerging AI…

CUDA makes Nvidia not a chipmaker, but a software company

Google and SpaceX discuss building data centers in Earth orbit

Musk's xAI launched 50 gas turbines without oversight in Mississippi

Campbell Brown on who decides what AI tells you

Sea rolls out Codex across its entire engineering organization and bets on AI-native development
Sea Limited is rolling out OpenAI Codex across its entire engineering organization and sees AI agents not as an autocomplete accelerator, but as a way to reshape…

Micron and the memory market: industry participants do not expect significant price declines for several more years
Memory market participants warn that the AI server boom is breaking the usual pricing cycle: after prices rise, a drop may not follow, and chips may stay expensive…









