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1	Wayne Williams TechRadar Tech writer for BetaNews. England technologywriting	Huawei looks set to launch a new server chip with HBM technology to challenge Xeon and Epyc; yes, that's the same memory powering AI GPUs from Nvidia and AMD - 7 days ago 'One of the wildest claims ever heard': Finnish startup says it can speed up any CPU by 100x using a tiny piece of hardware with no recoding — and it might just be true - 6 months ago This is what Nvidia's Exaflop supercomputer-in-a-rack looks like — the DGX GB200 NVL72 tower most likely uses 48V, 2.5kA to deliver a staggering 1,440 petaflops, could cost millions - 9 months ago Meta looking to use exotic, custom CPU in its datacenters for machine learning and AI — yet another indication that Nvidia's most formidable rivals are developing their own alternatives to its hardware - 10 months ago Firm behind software used by AMD, Nvidia to make GPU and CPUs quietly unveils its own supercomputer — as it appears to emulate Apple by bringing hardware and software closer together - 11 months ago World's most valuable car vendor will spend billions on Nvidia and AMD GPU and CPU in race to build even more powerful supercomputer — Musk wants the Dojo ExaPod to run even faster - 11 months ago
2	Aaron Klotz Tom's Hardware @Tailscale, ex-@Mozilla. Not writer. Calgary, Alberta tech	China's dual 16-core Hygon CPU server rack barely outperforms a quad-core Skylake Core i7-6700HQ mobile CPU in Geekbench AI - 9 days ago Nvidia introduces a new merged CPU and GPU AI processor — GB200 Grace Blackwell NVL4 Superchip has four B200 GPUs, two Grace CPUs - about 1 month ago
3	Jose Najarro Motley Fool Semiconductor Investor AI Prompt Engineer at Motley Fool 40K YT Subs Jose Najarro Stock New Jersey, USA semiconductorsAIstock market	Nvidia Made Numerous Announcements During a Recent Supercomputing Conference - about 1 month ago Nvidia's Artificial Intelligence (AI) Chips Power 2 Behemoth Supercomputers for Meta Platforms - 10 months ago Here Is How AMD, Intel, and Nvidia Are Shaping the Future of Supercomputing - about 1 year ago
4	Matthew Connatser Tom's Hardware Writer at the Register. WritingTechnology	AMD crafts custom EPYC CPU with HBM3 memory for Microsoft Azure – CPU with 88 Zen 4 cores and 450GB of HBM3 may be repurposed MI300C, four chips hit 7 TB/s - about 1 month ago Micron's new ultra-fast memory to power Nvidia's next-gen AI GPUs — 24GB HBM3E chips put into production for H200 AI GPU - 10 months ago Nvidia's first CPU+GPU chips come to AI workstation desktop PCs — Grace Hopper Superchip systems start at $41,500 - 11 months ago Nvidia's Grace server CPU trades blows with AMD and Intel in detailed review -- outperforms Bergamo, Genoa, and Emerald Rapids in over half of the benchmarks - 11 months ago China's first natively built supercomputer goes online — the Central Intelligent Computing Center is liquid-cooled and built for AI - 11 months ago Nvidia's biggest Chinese competitor unveils cutting-edge new AI GPUs — Moore Threads S4000 AI GPU and Intelligent Computing Center server clusters using 1,000 of the new AI GPUs - about 1 year ago
5	Ross Kelly TechRadar Tech writer. History enthusiast. @RamblingHUK contributor. Edinburgh, Scotland Technology writinghistory	xAI’s Colossus supercomputer cluster uses 100,000 Nvidia Hopper GPUs — and it was all made possible using Nvidia’s Spectrum-X Ethernet networking platform - about 2 months ago
6	Joao-Pierre S. Ruth InformationWeek Senior Editor InformationWeek. Corporate goth. New Jersey tech policyfintechcloudedge	Quantum Compute Report Card: Looking Beyond Two-qubit Gates - 2 months ago
7	Mark Tyson Tom's Hardware Writes technology news. Personal tweets. Views own. Previously at HEXUS. Taiwan Technology newshardware	Diamond-based quantum accelerators to be integrated into Oak Ridge National Laboratory's HPC - 4 months ago Nvidia Grace Hopper Superchip poised to push the boundaries of quantum computing in Australia - 10 months ago
8	Keumars Afifi-Sabet Live Science Technology editor @LiveScience. Sarcasm specialist. London TechnologyJournalism	Radical quantum computing theory could lead to more powerful machines than previously imagined - 4 months ago The 7 most powerful supercomputers in the world right now - 9 months ago 1/100th of the cost: CPU startup Tachyum claims that one of its processing units can rival dozens of Nvidia H200 GPUs — with a 99% saving that could turn the AI market on its head if true - 11 months ago AMD's 96-core behemoth just sent Intel's best processor into oblivion to claim 19 world speed records — and it's only just getting started - about 1 year ago No computer has ever supported this much system memory — MSI unveils Intel server that can take up to 18TB DDR5 (yes, that's terabyte) - about 1 year ago À la carte processing units could be the future of computing — and this 192-core RISC-V processor with built-in accelerators could be AMD and Intel's most formidable rival yet - about 1 year ago IBM used AMD's other not-so-secret weapon to deliver yet another brain-like chip — NorthPole is faster and uses less energy than Nvidia's best AI GPU and it's only the beginning - about 1 year ago AMD, Meta are working on revolutionary tech that could recycle petabytes worth of RAM - about 1 year ago A tiny startup has helped Intel trounce AMD and Nvidia in critical AI tests — is it game over already? - about 1 year ago
9	Linnea Ahlgren Next Web Senior Editor @thenextweb. 🌱-eater. Amsterdam, the Netherlands technologylifeediting	The world’s most powerful supercomputers are getting a diamond quantum boost - 4 months ago Denmark is building an Nvidia AI supercomputer - 9 months ago Inside Finland’s state-of-the-art quantum computing hardware ecosystem - 10 months ago UK’s first exascale supercomputer project goes to Edinburgh - about 1 year ago German-French consortium to build EU’s first exascale supercomputer - about 1 year ago
10	Emilia David VentureBeat AI reporter at The Verge. Has worked at multiple outlets. Manila, Philippines \| New York AIJournalism	Nvidia’s coveted H100 GPUs will be available on-demand through Lambda’s clusters - 5 months ago

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