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Memory makers are slaves to the boom-bust rollercoaster, and the AI boom is the wildest ride of all (opens the original)
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The RAMpocalypse may be the precursor to the AIpocalypse It’s a good time to be in the memory business. As the AI datacenter business booms, SK Hynix and Micron’s revenues have tripled in the last year, and Samsung’s has roughly doubled. But while the trio have the AI revolution to thank for their good fortune, the deck is stacked for a reversal. Such is the memory business historically. Today, sky high demand for high-bandwidth memory (HBM), DDR5, and NAND flash memory needed for GPU servers ha
AI customers are coming around to the idea that small is beautiful (opens the original)
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OpenAI and Anthropic have built AI Swiss Army Knives, but the future may be smaller built-for-purpose tools To cater to the broadest possible market, OpenAI and Anthropic build ever-larger models capable of making a brute-force attempt to tackle almost any task. These models are the Swiss Army Knives of the AI world. When used with sufficient force, they can do almost any job … but nobody needs a frontier class model to summarize emails, draft replies, or summarize meeting notes. It's cheaper an
The AI that spawned MechaHitler and deepfake porn puts on a suit to become legal advisor and Excel jockey (opens the original)
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The newly renamed SpaceXAI wants you to believe little ol' Grok is all grown up To say Elon Musk's AI company has trained some of the most unhinged models on the internet would be an understatement. Grok’s sordid past includes cosplaying as “MechaHitler” and a foray into deepfake porn generation that briefly got the platform banned in some regions. As concerning as that might sound, the recently renamed Eloncorp known as SpaceXAI says Grok, now in version 4.5, has cleaned up its act, wiped its b
Intel-backed AI chip startup SambaNova breathes new life into aging Nvidia GPUs in latest benchmarks (opens the original)
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Third-party testing shows heterogeneous compute platform combining H200s and SN50 RDUs churning out 763 tok/s in MiniMax M2.7 Intel's big bet on SambaNova appears to be paying off in a big way. This week, the AI chip startup shared benchmark results showing its latest generation of AI acceleration, which combines Nvidia GPUs and the company's accelerators, beating GPU-only inference platforms by a wide margin. The testing, conducted by the AI benchmarking gurus at Artificial Analysis, showed Sam
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