Google's VLOGGER AI model can generate video avatars from images – what could go wrong? This AI technology could lead to more relatable helpdesk agents or a new wave of convincing deepfakes. https://
zdnet.com/article/google
s-vlogger-ai-model-can-generate-video-avatars-from-images-what-could-go-wrong/
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Super Micro gains versus Tesla EV market downside risks
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Sell-side most interesting: More upside in Super Micro, more downside in Tesla It was a tale of two worlds on Monday: people continue to pile into pricey artificial intelligence bets, such as Super Micro Computer, while the electric vehicle market has more downside for Tesla,
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Tarana Wireless: Fixed-Wireless Internet Without Line of Sight
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Tarana Wireless: One of those great unsolved tech problems that could go big Startup Tarana Wireless has been working for fifteen years on what it calls “fixed-wireless reinvented,” the ability to send as much as a gigabit of Internet to your home without a line of site from the
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Micron Surges as AI Memory Chip Demand Accelerates
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Micron soars, and its AI year is looking pretty good Memory-chip maker Micron Technology crushed revenue and profit expectations, and said its profit margin this year will keep climbing as prices rise and more-complex memory chips rise in sales, such as “HBM” for artificial
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Apple Google AI licensing deal uncertainty reshapes business models
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Apple and Google’s AI: Who pays whom? The uncertainty over whether Apple might pay to license AI from Google, or whether the latter might instead subsidize its programs on Apple’s iPhone, shows just how the “Gen AI” craze is playing havoc with business models.
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Elastic CEO: Leading RAG Discussion for Enterprise AI
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Please enjoy my interview with Elastic CEO Ashutosh “Ash” Kulkarni Elastic CEO: When it comes to RAG, we are leading the discussion The notion that enterprises will move away from public cloud because of AI is nonsense, says Elastic CEO Ashutosh “Ash” Kulkarni. It’s too hard to
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Nvidia Unveils Blackwell Next-Gen GPU Chip at GTC
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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang details next-gen ‘Blackwell’ chip at GTC The successor to Nvidia’s “Hopper” GPU design is the “Blackwell” chip family, which more than doubles the number of transistors and multiplies floating-point calculations several fold, to speed up large language
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Nvidia’s Microservices Could Disrupt Cloud Computing Giants
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Nvidia’s next coup Lost amidst the many news items at Nvidia’s “Woodstock of AI” on Monday was a note about some new software offerings. The so-called microservices have the potential to up-end cloud computing by sucking a lot of the value away from what the cloud giants,
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Memory Chips, Nvidia’s AI Dominance, and Tech Market Leaders
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The TL Podcast for March 14th : Thanks for the memories Memory chips are the lynchpin of AI, Nvidia’s role as “king maker” is the talk of Silicon Valley, CrowdStrike wins again, and stay tuned for Elastic, GitLab, and startup Tarana Wireless. https://
thetechnologyletter.com/the-posts/the-
tl-podcast-for-march-14th-thanks-for-the-memories
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Cerebras WSE-3: Largest AI Chip Accelerates Llama 2 Training
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AI startup Cerebras unveils the WSE-3, the largest chip yet for generative AI The chip is almost the size of an entire 12-inch semiconductor wafer — like toast with the crust cut off. It can run Meta's Llama 2 thirty times as fast as Meta's native training cluster, the