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Decart uses AWS Trainium3 for real-time video generation

Amazon Web Services has scored another major win for its custom AWS Trainium accelerators after striking a deal with AI video startup Decart. The partnership will see Decart optimise its flagship Lucy model on AWS Trainium3 to support real-time video generation, and highlight the growing popularity of AI accelerators over Nvidia’s graphics processing units. Decart […]

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AI memory hunger forces Micron’s consumer exodus: A turning point in semiconductor economics

In the basement of a Boise, Idaho, dental office in 1978, four engineers founded what would become one of America’s semiconductor giants. Ward Parkinson, Joe Parkinson, Dennis Wilson, and Doug Pitman started Micron Technology as a modest design consultancy, backed by local investors including potato magnate J.R. Simplot. By 1983, they had achieved a technological

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Amidst the Ongoing AI Infrastructure Crunch, Singularity Compute Launches Swedish GPU Cluster

As AI adoption has continued to surge over the last couple of months, one thing has become abundantly clear, i.e. there isn’t enough computational horsepower to go around (something that has become painfully obvious as cloud providers have accrued months-long waitlists for high-end GPU instances). And, unlike the brief crypto-mining GPU craze from just a

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HTB AI Range offers experiments in cyber-resilience training

The cybersecurity training provider Hack The Box (HTB) has launched the HTB AI Range, designed to let organisations test autonomous AI security agents under realistic conditions, albeit with oversight from human cybersecurity professionals. Its goal is to help users assess how well AI, and mixed human–AI teams might defend infrastructure. Vulnerabilities in AI models add

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Can China’s chip stacking strategy really challenge Nvidia’s AI dominance?

Chip stacking strategy is emerging as China’s innovative response to US semiconductor restrictions, but can this approach truly close the performance gap with Nvidia’s advanced GPUs? As Washington tightens export controls on cutting-edge chipmaking technology, Chinese researchers are proposing a bold workaround: stack older, domestically-producible chips together to match the performance of chips they can

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Anthropic just revealed how AI-orchestrated cyberattacks actually work—Here’s what enterprises need to know

For years, cybersecurity experts debated when—not if—artificial intelligence would cross the threshold from advisor to autonomous attacker. That theoretical milestone has arrived.  Anthropic’s recent investigation into a Chinese state-sponsored operation has documented the first case of AI-orchestrated cyberattacks executing at scale with minimal human oversight, fundamentally altering what enterprises must prepare for in the threat landscape ahead. The campaign,

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Frontier AI research lab tackles enterprise deployment challenges

Thomson Reuters and Imperial College London have established a frontier AI research lab to overcome historic deployment challenges. Speed and scale have defined the current AI boom. But for enterprises, the primary obstacles to deployment are different: trust, accuracy, and lineage. Addressing these barriers, Thomson Reuters and Imperial College London have announced a five-year partnership

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