Nvidia and Meta plan millions of additional artificial intelligence GPUs
Nvidia and Meta are reportedly planning to expand their use of graphics processors for artificial intelligence workloads by ordering millions of additional chips, a shift that could reshape the traditional server CPU market. The move highlights growing competition for Intel and AMD in data center infrastructure as demand for accelerated computing surges.
NTT Global Data Centers sees United States lead artificial intelligence buildout as Europe races to add power-hungry campuses
NTT Global Data Centers reports that the United States is absorbing the first wave of artificial intelligence infrastructure, while Europe accelerates investment amid power constraints, regulatory pressure, and evolving cooling technologies.
Leap 71s noyron model targets automated engineering design
Leap 71’s noyron system serves as a foundational computational model that encodes expert engineering knowledge, physics and manufacturing rules to automatically generate and evaluate designs. It underpins specialized models for rockets, electromagnetic systems and heat exchangers while continuously improving through feedback from real-world use.
Google Antigravity forum fills with quota, stability, and update bugs
Developers using Google Antigravity are reporting widespread quota anomalies, service crashes, and regressions after recent updates, clogging the official forum with urgent bug reports and workflow-breaking issues.
Debate over synthetic data and information limits in large language models
Commenters debate whether synthetic data generated by large language models introduces genuinely new information or merely remixes existing content, and how that affects scaling and reasoning capabilities.
Apple plans MacBook Ultra with OLED touchscreen and dynamic island
Apple is preparing a new high-end MacBook, potentially called MacBook Ultra, that introduces an OLED touchscreen and a dynamic island while sitting above the latest M5-based MacBook Pro models. The device marks a major shift in Apple’s stance on touchscreens in laptops as it seeks to stay competitive in a changing market.
Fujitsu debuts ‘Monaka’ Armv9 CPU sample with 3.5D packaging
Fujitsu has unveiled early silicon and an engineering sample of its ‘Monaka’ Armv9 CPU, built on TSMC’s 2 nm node and Broadcom’s 3.5D XDSiP packaging, ahead of a planned 2027 launch. The 144 core design targets Artificial Intelligence inference, simulation, and large scale data processing workloads.
Intel launches XeSS 3.0 SDK with multi frame generation and memory optimizations
Intel has released the XeSS 3.0 software development kit as a closed binary for Windows with a focus on multi frame generation and more efficient GPU memory use. The update lets developers boost frame rates and integrate XeSS more cleanly into existing engines.
Enterprise artificial intelligence adoption surges as companies chase productivity and roi
Enterprises across regions and sectors are rapidly scaling artificial intelligence from pilots to production, reporting higher revenue, lower costs and significant productivity gains. Open source tools, agentic systems and growing budgets are shaping artificial intelligence strategies, even as organizations struggle to find experts and wrangle data.
ABB and NVIDIA bring industrial-grade physical artificial intelligence to factory robotics
ABB Robotics is integrating NVIDIA Omniverse into its RobotStudio suite to deliver physically accurate simulation for industrial robots, aiming to close the long-standing sim-to-real gap and cut deployment time and cost. Early pilots with Foxconn and Workr highlight how synthetic data and unified workflows could accelerate automation in complex manufacturing environments.