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Dynamic AI Demands Drive the AI Data Center Memory Hierarchy
12+ hour, 30+ min ago (1641+ words) DRAM is a lynchpin of AI memory, but itâs not the only critical component in the AI data center memory hierarchy. Existing memories are getting reshuffled throughout the AI stack, balancing tradeoffs between capacity, latency, and power. As high-bandwidth…...
Physical AI Is a Systems Architecture Challenge, Not Just Scale
12+ hour, 16+ min ago (742+ words) I read a thought-provoking quote the other day in a prominent media outlet: ââ¦AI canât be truly intelligent if it can only read a book. It also needs to read the room.â For the past several…...
Vibe Coding for Safety-Critical Software: Promise & Risks
1+ day, 11+ hour ago (524+ words) This article examines the applicability of vibe coding in safety-critical software development, outlining its benefits, inherent risks, and a pragmatic hybrid approach that aligns with functional safety expectations. In this article, our definition of vibe coding describes workflows in which…...
Warning Shots Fired as AMD Announces New Data Center GPUs
2+ day, 8+ hour ago (1722+ words) SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. â AMD CEO Lisa Su headed up disclosures at the companyâs Advancing AI developer conference that included competitive new CPU and GPU chips and racks, a partnership with Cerebras for disaggregated inference, and a major deployment…...
How Vanix Uses Adaptive Hardware to Change EV Charger Design
2+ day, 13+ hour ago (920+ words) Vanix Technologies, a Bengaluru-based hardware company, said it is addressing that challenge by building alternating current (AC) EV chargers around AMDâs Zynq Adaptive SoC, which the company said allows both software and selected hardware functions to be updated after…...
Intel Foundry Gains Steam, but External Wins Remain Key
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (1266+ words) Yet the quarter also highlighted the central uncertainty surrounding Intel Foundry: Most of the improvement came from manufacturing Intelâs own products. Only $293 million of Foundryâs quarterly revenue came from external customers, according to CFO David Zinsner. Intel is…...
How QPUs Earn Their Place in the Data Center
1+ week, 1+ day ago (156+ words) The largest variable in quantum data center design is not software but temperature. Superconducting machines, behind much of IBMâs and Googleâs work, use dilution refrigerators to cool qubits to mere thousandths of a degree above absolute zero, demanding…...
Photonics Components - The Eyes and Ears of the Future
1+ week, 2+ day ago (141+ words) Photonics Components – The Eyes and Ears of the Future Unmanned System and Connected Soldiers EE Times Date: Tuesday, August 4, 2026 Time: 8:00am PDT | 11:00am EDT | 17:00 CEST Join this webinar where attendees will learn about: - Optical Ranging in UAVs: Differentiate light-based ranging technologies (e.g.,…...
How Nidec Is Rethinking Gear Design for Humanoid and Mobile Robots
2+ week, 4+ hour ago (233+ words) Humanoid and mobile robots are pushing precision gearing into a new design space. Engineers must now balance accurate positioning, rigidity, torque density, efficiency and weight within increasingly compact joints. In this interview from Automate 2026 in Chicago, Nidec Drive Technology walks…...
Probabilistic Computing Is Already Here; Here Is How It Works
2+ week, 17+ hour ago (694+ words) Quantum and neuromorphic computing have attracted billions in investment and entered the public zeitgeist on the promise of orders-of-magnitude gains in computing. Even though these technologies are still decades away from commercial availability, theyâve been buoyed by a general…...