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Around the corner: Agentic AI PCs that cut token costs (opens the original)
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AI PCs that cut token costs? That may appeal to enterprises. A new breed of agentic AI PCs promises to do exactly that. The powerful laptops can cut token costs by completing AI work locally instead of sending it to expensive LLMs in the cloud. HP’s newly announced ZBook Ultra G3a mobile workstation and upcoming laptops from other PC makers have powerful GPUs and large memory pools designed for AI and graphics. The ZBook Ultra G3a uses an AMD Ryzen AI Max Pro processor, while laptops from other
General Robotics takes a new approach to building a robotic brain (opens the original)
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When it comes to building robotic brains, many companies in the industry focus on putting intelligence directly into their robots. General Robotics is taking an alternate approach. The Redmond, WA company’s GRID system hosts its robotics intelligence layer in the cloud, allowing it to be delivered and deployed to robots operating remotely. GRID hosts the models, simulations, robot representations, data and agents through which robotic skills are developed, tested, orchestrated and deployed to ro
No, AI is not killing jobs for everyone, studies say (opens the original)
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A slew of recent studies indicate that AI isn’t dramatically displacing workers. At the same time, there were no indicators that the fast-moving technology is creating a lot of jobs, even as AI skills remain in high demand. Stanford University researchers in an August study found that any AI-related job declines were concentrated among young workers aged 22–25. But for older and more experienced workers that wasn’t the case. “Claims of economy-wide AI-driven job losses are not visible in payroll
Nvidia-Hugging Face deal could require an enterprise AI rethink (opens the original)
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IT industry experts and analysts are still trying to piece together Nvidia’s surprise plan to pay $12.9 billion for open-source AI company Hugging Face. Nvidia dominates AI with its GPUs, and the company generates billions of dollars in revenue through a proprietary approach to the fast-moving technology. Hugging Face, on the other hand, hosts open models and has been a neutral player between chip vendors and model labs. “This is about Nvidia having more say in how the stack gets built,” said St
At Hot Chips ‘26, all eyes were on AI costs, GPUs — and the future (opens the original)
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When you think of AI, and Nvidia’s GPUs often come to mind because they have been so much a part of the ongoing AI revolution. But at the recent Hot Chips show in California, an alternative future appears to be taking shape as corporate concerns continue to grow about cost, energy use and AI slowdowns. New AI chips detailed at the event by OpenAI, Intel, Meta and others promise cheaper and faster token generation at lower power consumption. Chipmakers are also moving AI away from GPUs and onto C
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