
Intel is shuttering its automotive business as it focuses on its core computing and manufacturing operations. The company has been a long-time supplier to the auto industry, albeit with waxing and waning enthusiasm. Independently managed, Altera and Mobileye are unaffected by this decision. When Intel addresses computing-adjacent markets, its initial strategy is to sell what continue reading

Microsoft’s next-gen [there was a first gen?] proprietary AI accelerator (NPU) is falling behind schedule, according to various sites citing The Information. Called Maia or Braga, the in-house design would reduce the company’s reliance on Nvidia and could be more cost- and power-efficient. Whereas Google has deployed several generations of its TPU AI accelerator and continue reading

OpenAI is not deploying inference services on Google TPUs, according to Reuters. The news service previously reported that the ChatGPT developer had agreed to use Google Cloud. Subsequently various free-to-read sites parroted The Information, saying OpenAI would employ the TPU. Running OpenAI services on the TPU would reduce its reliance on Nvidia GPUs hosted by continue reading

Today AMD officially launched the Instinct MI350, an AI accelerator aiming to compete with Nvidia’s Blackwell, and revealed its roadmap to rack-scale systems. The company also teased the next two Epyc generations and a new Pensando DPU. continue reading

Untether AI has folded shop, ceasing supply and support for its hardware and software, and AMD is picking up the team, according to the AI accelerator startup. Untether shipped two product generations and delivered superior power efficiency. However, its NPUs had limitations and faced a relentless incumbent, all in the context of a rapidly evolving continue reading
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