AI Infrastructure & LLMs
Large language models, AI assistants, data centres, AI chips, cooling, optical networks and the power systems behind modern artificial intelligence.
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AMD ROCm 10 Uses AI to Challenge Nvidia’s Software Grip
AMD is putting its engineering knowledge inside AI coding assistants. ROCm 10 targets a less visible part of the chip battle: making powerful hardware easier to use.
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Chrome Is Updating Twice as Often as AI Changes the Security Race
Google has halved the wait between major Chrome releases as AI helps uncover more security flaws. But a faster update can still get stuck at the last step: your browser restart.
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Google’s New AI Wants to Predict the Rush Before It Happens
Google’s TimesFM-3 looks for patterns across connected streams of data, from sales to planned promotions. Its practical promise is compelling, but the downloadable model has a significant restriction.
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Intel’s Million-Wafer Milestone Turns Up the Pressure on TSMC
Intel and ASML say High-NA EUV has processed more than a million wafers. The achievement strengthens Intel’s manufacturing story, while leaving the toughest commercial tests ahead.
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AMD’s AI Challenge to Nvidia Just Went Live in Saudi Arabia
HUMAIN is serving customers on AMD-powered AI infrastructure. The important distinction is between that operating service and a much larger expansion still on the roadmap.
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Nvidia Is Making Room for Rival AI Chips—and Keeping the Keys
Nvidia’s new agreement with d-Matrix points to a larger ambition: keeping its technology at the centre of AI infrastructure even when another company supplies the accelerator.
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OpenAI Claims a Navier–Stokes Proof—and Releases the Work to Check
An AI system has produced a proposed solution to a famous fluid-mathematics problem. The public proof, its precise limits and the checking process matter as much as the headline.
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Microsoft’s Glass Archive Takes Aim at a 10,000-Year Memory
Project Silica explores storing data inside glass rather than keeping it on conventional media. Its long-life promise comes with an important distinction: research is not a product launch.
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Nvidia’s 2GW Plan Could Double Australia’s AI Capacity
Nvidia and Australian partners are targeting up to 2GW of AI data-centre capacity by 2027—a buildout larger than today’s entire market.
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Google’s €13 Billion AI Bet Comes With Half a Nuclear Plant
Google plans to spend at least €13 billion on AI infrastructure in Finland—and has signed for up to half the output of a nuclear power station. The deal shows that the next phase of the AI race will be fought as much over electricity as computer chips.
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AI Memory Poisoning: Can You Trust What Your AI Remembers?
AI memory poisoning targets the information assistants keep between tasks. Research shows why the origin of a saved instruction matters as much as its wording.
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AI Could Break the Career Ladder Before It Replaces Your Job
The next AI jobs crisis may start with the vacancy that never appears. New research raises an uncomfortable question about who gets a chance to learn.