Researchers build low power artificial intelligence that learns like the human brain
A research team has developed a brain inspired artificial intelligence system that learns continuously, reacts only to meaningful changes, and runs on specialized low power chips, bringing advanced machine learning to edge devices. The approach challenges energy hungry data center models and points toward a more ecological, widely accessible future for artificial intelligence.
Business operations coverage at CIO focuses on Artificial Intelligence and agentic workflows
CIO’s business operations section is centering coverage on Artificial Intelligence, agentic workflows, and workforce transformation, with a mix of news, opinions, features, and case studies. Topics range from Microsoft’s regulatory scrutiny to the evolving role of enterprise architects and human resources in deploying agentic Artificial Intelligence.
Partenit explores next generation artificial intelligence engineering patterns
Partenit’s recent publications map the shifting landscape of artificial intelligence engineering, from retrieval augmented generation innovations to governance, safety, and leadership patterns needed for large scale deployment.
Samsung unveils 96 GB LPCAMM2 memory module at LPDDR5X-9600 speeds
Samsung is showcasing a 96 GB LPCAMM2 memory module using LPDDR5X-9600, targeting next generation mobile processors and higher density notebook designs.
Micron 9650 PCIe Gen 6 data center SSD enters mass production
Micron’s 9650 NVMe SSD is the first PCIe Gen 6 data center drive to reach mass production, delivering major performance and efficiency gains over PCIe Gen 5 models. The drive targets high-throughput Artificial Intelligence training and inference workloads with support for both air and liquid cooling.
US reevaluates Chinese chip blacklist as CXMT and YMTC disappear from Pentagon list
US policymakers appear to be recalibrating their approach to Chinese memory makers as CXMT and YMTC vanish from a key Pentagon list, even as major Artificial Intelligence players Alibaba and Baidu reportedly face new trade restrictions.