Nvidia claims AI chip performance exceeds Moore’s Law pace

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has announced that his company’s AI chips are advancing at a rate surpassing Moore’s Law, the long-standing principle of computing progress. According to TechCrunch’s recent report, Huang states their latest data center superchip performs 30 times faster for AI tasks than previous generations. The CEO attributes this acceleration to Nvidia’s comprehensive … Read more

Nvidia introduces “desktop AI supercomputer” Project Digits for $3,000

At CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Nvidia announced Project Digits, a compact desktop AI supercomputer aimed at researchers, data scientists, and students. The device, scheduled for release in May 2025 at a price point of $3,000, represents the company’s effort to bring powerful AI computing capabilities to individual desks. At the core of Project Digits … Read more

Nvidia introduces new RTX 50 series GPUs with enhanced AI capabilities

Nvidia has announced its new GeForce RTX 50 series graphics cards, featuring the Blackwell architecture and significant AI processing improvements. The flagship RTX 5090, priced at $1,999, incorporates 92 billion transistors and delivers 4,000 AI TOPS (trillion operations per second), representing a major advancement in AI-powered graphics processing. The new GPU series introduces several AI-focused … Read more

Acer introduces AI laptops with up to 99 TOPS performance

Acer has unveiled new AI-capable laptops in its Swift Go and Aspire series featuring advanced processing capabilities. According to Dean Takahashi from VentureBeat, the Swift Go models incorporate Intel Core Ultra 9 processors with integrated AI acceleration delivering up to 99 TOPS of AI performance. The laptops feature Intel Arc graphics and come with options … Read more

HP introduces new AI-enabled EliteBook and workstation computers

HP has launched a new lineup of AI-powered computers at CES 2025, including laptops and desktop workstations. As reported by Dean Takahashi, the announcement was made during AMD and Intel press events. The flagship HP EliteBook Ultra G1i features Intel’s new Core Ultra processors and can deliver 48 TOPS of AI performance. The 14-inch laptop … Read more

Intel launches new AI-optimized Core Ultra processors

Intel has revealed its latest Core Ultra 9 processors at CES 2025, featuring significant improvements in AI processing capabilities. According to technology journalist Dean Takahashi’s report for VentureBeat, the new chips deliver two to three times better performance for AI applications compared to previous generations. The flagship Core Ultra 9 processor 285H shows 2.2 times … Read more

New AI smart glasses technologies emerge at CES 2025

Two companies have unveiled distinct approaches to AI-powered smart glasses at CES 2025. Halliday presented glasses featuring their DigiWindow technology, which projects images directly into the user’s field of vision without requiring special lenses. The device, priced between $399-499, includes a microphone for AI interaction but notably excludes a camera, addressing common privacy concerns associated … Read more

Qualcomm introduces new AI chips for affordable PCs and smart devices

Qualcomm has announced its new Snapdragon X Platform at CES 2025 in Las Vegas, designed to bring artificial intelligence capabilities to personal computers starting at $600. The system combines an 8-core Oryon central processor, graphics components, and a dedicated AI chip capable of running Microsoft’s Copilot+ software. Major manufacturers including Dell Technologies and Lenovo Group … Read more

New AI-enabled smart glasses compete with Meta’s Ray-Bans

Solos has launched its AirGo Vision smart glasses at $299, positioning them as a direct competitor to Meta’s Ray-Ban smart eyewear. The glasses feature integration with OpenAI’s GPT-4 AI model and include capabilities such as text translation, providing directions, and offering information about objects in view through a built-in camera. The device can also be … Read more

How generative AI could enable next-generation computing devices

This article by Ben Thompson explores how generative AI could serve as a bridge to future wearable computing devices, similar to how the Internet enabled smartphones. The author analyzes how each major computing paradigm – from mainframes to PCs to smartphones – was enabled by developments in the previous generation’s application layer. The piece argues … Read more