At this year’s CES in Las Vegas, the focus shifted from building massive AI models to making AI more practical and accessible. Historically, tech companies spent billions on training huge AI models, but now, the spotlight is on inference — the phase where AI uses what it has learned to handle new data. This change
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At the CES show in Las Vegas, HP introduced a new kind of computer that’s built right into a keyboard. The device, called the Eliteboard G1a, is aimed mainly at business users who need a compact yet powerful machine. Despite its unusual design, it packs some impressive specs that make it stand out from typical
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Agentic AI is shifting from simple chatbots to more complex systems that can handle long-term workflows. As these models grow larger, with trillions of parameters and huge context windows, the challenge of remembering past interactions becomes more difficult and costly. Currently, organizations face a bottleneck because existing hardware struggles to keep up with the demands
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NXP Semiconductors and GE HealthCare have teamed up to develop new AI technologies aimed at improving patient care in urgent medical settings. Their focus is on creating smart, low-latency solutions that help clinicians make faster, more accurate decisions. These innovations are set to be showcased at CES 2026, highlighting how edge AI can make a
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Clipto.AI, a global leader in AI technology, has announced a fresh funding round that values the company at over $250 million. Since July 2025, the company has successfully closed several investment rounds, including Pre-A, Pre-A+, and Pre-A++, showing strong investor confidence in its approach to on-device AI. The latest funding includes participation from notable investors
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VAST Data has launched a new AI inference architecture that redefines how large language models and multi-agent AI systems handle data. By running their AI Operating System directly on NVIDIA BlueField-4 DPUs, they are creating a faster, more efficient way to manage context at scale. This new approach aims to support the growing needs of
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Nvidia has taken a big step in AI hardware by licensing technology from Groq, a chip designer specialized in AI inference. While Nvidia hasn’t bought Groq outright, it has secured a non-exclusive license to use Groq’s intellectual property and hired some of its top engineers. This move hints at Nvidia’s strategy to expand its AI
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Nvidia has taken a new step in its AI hardware strategy by licensing technology from Groq, a company known for its specialized AI inference chips. Instead of buying Groq outright, Nvidia has chosen to license its intellectual property and bring some of Groq’s top engineers onto its team. This move helps Nvidia expand its capabilities
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As 2025 wraps up, it’s a good time to look at how Microsoft’s Azure cloud is planning to evolve through the rest of the decade. Azure’s CTO, Mark Russinovich, shared insights during his presentations at Ignite, splitting his talk into two parts—one focusing on infrastructure and the other on software. This article dives into how
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Apple has made big strides in the enterprise world in 2025, thanks to its powerful Apple Silicon chips. Companies are increasing their use of Macs and iOS devices, boosting Apple’s market share in business environments. Industry leaders agree that the performance and reliability of the current Mac lineup are key drivers behind this growth. Looking
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