AMD has showcased its new Helios rack-scale AI hardware platform based on the Open Rack Wide standard developed by Meta. Combining AMD’s next-generation CPUs and GPUs on a single platform, this is AMD’s pitch to AI infrastructure developers that it has a product that can compete directly with the likes of Nvidia’s GB300 NVL72 systems.
NVIDIA DGX Spark – $3,999 NVIDIA’s diminutive DGX Spark development companion moves away from the robotics focus of its forebears and into the office with general AI development in its sights. Grace Blackwell GB10 is purpose-built for AI 128 GB of fast memory is more than any consumer GPU NVIDIA’s Playbooks are easy to follow Sync app makes…
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AMD is set to provide 50,000 of its next-generation MI450 Instinct GPUs for a new Oracle supercluster that will power next-generation AI inference and training. This joins the many other high-profile hardware and infrastructure deals that many of the top tech companies have made with one another over the past year.
Android users beware—a new form of Android malware dubbed Pixnapping has been revealed to the public, and in theory, all current Android devices running Android 13 or newer are vulnerable since “the core mechanisms enabling the attack are typically available in all Android devices.” The attack can be leveraged from any running Android app,
Nvidia’s DGX Spark AI developer platform goes up for sale on October 15. This AI mini-PC is slated to deliver 1 PFLOP of AI inferencing performance in a tiny footprint for AI developers, but it’s arriving five months late and with a $1000 price hike compared to what was promised when it first broke cover at CES 2025.