AMD's silicon surge
Published in Cloud
17 April 2024

AMD's silicon surge


Tensorwave says AMD does better than Nvidia and cheaper

TensorWave, a burgeoning bit barn enterprise, has recently installed systems powered by AMD's Instinct MI300X, which it intends to lease at a cost significantly lower than that of accessing Nvidia accelerators.

New law slams deep fake creators with unlimited fines
Published in News


Deepfake Debauchery

Creating a sexually explicit "deepfake" image is set to become an offence under new legislation announced by the UK Ministry of Justice.

Apple aims to be the Forrest Gump of AI
Published in AI


Disconnected and lacking intelligence

Fruity Cargo Cult Apple is boasting that the AI in iOS 18 will not need to connect to the cloud without thinking about what that means.  

TSMC US deals might harm Taiwan’s security
Published in News


The country worried that supply chains could be duplicated

There are significant concerns within the Taiwanese government that accepting US funds to establish chip plants in the US might counter the country's security and economic interests.

EU investigates Broadcom over VMware licencing
Published in News


Watchdog barks

US chipmaker Broadcom is facing scrutiny from EU antitrust regulators over changes to the licensing conditions of its newly acquired cloud computing firm VMware, following grievances from several EU business users and trade associations.

Nvidia wasted $9 billion on Blackwell
Published in News


Keller claims he could have done it for a billion

Tenstorrent's CEO, Jim Keller, claims that Nvidia wasted  $9 billion developing the Blackwell GPU  

AMD's Zen 5 chips set to sizzle
Published in PC Hardware


MSI drops firmware news

The dark satanic rumour mill is in overdrive about AMD's new Zen 5 desktop processors claiming that they are so close you can hear the silicon sizzle.

Intel’s Foundry plans are not impressing Wall Street
Published in News


Taking too long  

Even though tech stocks are doing well thanks to accelerated computing infrastructure, artificial intelligence (AI) systems built atop that infrastructure and elevated interest among governments worldwide in "re-shoring" chip manufacturing onto their soil, Intel is doing poorly.

Apple is no longer the world’s biggest mobile phone seller
Published in Mobiles


Sales plummet

Apple, the fruity cargo cult, has been dethroned as the world's largest mobile phone seller following a sharp drop in sales. This allows South Korean rival Samsung to reclaim the global market share lead.

Sony Playstation 5 Pro specification confirmed
Published in Gaming


Comes before the holiday season with updated SoC

Confirming previous rumors, specifications for the upcoming Sony Playstation 5 Pro have now been confirmed, with a slightly faster CPU, an updated GPU, and should launch before the holiday season.