Category: News
Elon Musk companies are gobbling up Nvidia hardware even as Tesla aims to build rival supercomputer
Tesla and xAI are spending heavily on Nvidia’s artificial intelligence systems…
Linux was never made for the cloud, but DBOS is – and you can try it for free
Created specifically for the cloud, DBOS is part operating system and part database. Here’s what makes it so different…
Intel receives $8.5 billion from US for expanding high-end fab capacity
Chips Act funding will primarily be directed toward development of Intel’s 18A node…
9 Chrome extensions that upgrade Google Meet
Google Meet is a solid videoconferencing app on its own, but adding a few key Chrome browser extensions can make it even better…
9 reasons why you should buy a Chromebook over a laptop
Heresy, we know. But if you want a purpose-built device, a Chromebook may be the answer…
5 tools that integrate your cloud storage into Windows File Explorer
Cloud storage managers let you treat your online storage as local so you can perform operations from within Windows Explorer — including backup and sync…
Meet Nvidia’s Blackwell, a GPU to Supercharge AI Training
The Blackwell GPUs promise to perform seven to 30 times better than the company’s H100 GPUs, which have been fueling the generative AI boom…
Zorin OS 17.1 makes it even easier to run your must-have Windows apps on Linux
If you want the security and reliability of Linux, but still have Windows apps you need to use, Zorin OS 17.1 is the OS for you…
ChatGPT’s ancestor GPT-2 jammed into 1.25GB Excel sheet — LLM runs inside a spreadsheet that you can download from GitHub
Release shines a light on the Transformer architecture behind most LLMs…
Microsoft Office 2024 will be available without subscription
Subscription-free version of its Office suite will launch later this year…
SpaceX Is Building US Spy Satellites in $1.8 Billion Contract, Alarming China
SpaceX reportedly has a massive Starshield satellite contract with the US National Reconnaissance Office. A Chinese military account calls it an example of ‘double standards.’…
Microsoft has resumed spamming Chrome users with Bing ads
Pop-ups are once again plaguing Chrome users…