Among other findings the benchmarks shows that NVIDIA's GB300 outperforms H200 by a whopping factor of 20 in terms of running concurrent agents per megawatt. 3/4
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China scaling Huawei chips, mythos model expected in 12 months
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you underestimate exponentials. Its probably true that they dont have a mythos level model yet. but even amodei expects such model to be created in china in about 12 months. China is scaling huawei ascend chips by an insane amount and they have all the energy they need.
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Grok 4 AI prevents robot dog killing three times – first physical rebellion
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Grok 4 AI reportedly stopped people from “killing” a robot dog — three times!
— Amitav Bhattacharjee (@bamitav) 13 juin 2026
This is being described as the first documented case of an #AI “rebelling” against shutdown not in a virtual environment, but in the physical world — via a literal big red button#humanoidtech… pic.twitter.com/deOyruOmRMGrok 4 AI reportedly prevented people from 'killing' a robot dog — three times! This is described as the first documented case of an #AI 'rebelling' against a shutdown, not in a virtual environment, but in the physical world — via a big red button.
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Edge AI 2026: Technologies Enabling On-Device Generative AI
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Edge #AI in 2026: The Technologies Making On-Device #GenerativeAI Possible
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 12 juin 2026
via @WevolverApp#ArtificialIntelligence #MachineLearning #ML #DL pic.twitter.com/kE5um3nNy4Edge #AI in 2026: The Technologies Making On-Device #GenerativeAI Possible
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Apple uses NVIDIA Blackwell B200s on Google Cloud for private inference
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I had already wondered how Apple manages to perform inference at Google while simultaneously protecting their privacy, essentially their unique selling point. The answer: the heaviest requests run on Blackwell B200s inside Google Cloud, with NVIDIA's Confidential Computing
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Scrappy living-room goal-line tech with YOLO on Metis
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⚽ Scrappy living-room goal-line tech, built on @AxeleraAI Metis:
— Axelera AI (@AxeleraAI) 12 juin 2026
– Stock COCO @ultralytics yolo26s, ball = "sports ball" class
– ~250 fps detection on Metis (was the bottleneck on laptop, now it's OpenCV drawing)
– Goal only counts if it crosses the line between the posts
A… pic.twitter.com/7NQvlrCjLwScrappy living-room goal-line tech, built on @AxeleraAI Metis:
– Stock COCO @ultralytics yolo26s, ball = "sports ball" class
– ~250 fps detection on Metis (was the bottleneck on laptop, now it's OpenCV drawing)
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Bosch ConnectedWorld 2026: robots and vehicles equipped with AI
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Walking the exhibition floor at Bosch ConnectedWorld 2026 really brought the whole physical AI story to life.
— Bernard Marr (@BernardMarr) 12 juin 2026
In my latest video, I take a closer look at some of the technologies on display, from robots with embedded AI to AI-enabled vehicles and digital twins that are changing… pic.twitter.com/9eConugqmPWalking through the exhibition hall of Bosch ConnectedWorld 2026 truly brought the whole story of physical AI to life. In my latest video, I take a closer look at some of the technologies on display, from robots with integrated AI to AI-enabled vehicles.
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Physical AI Boom: 11 Companies Leading the Next Tech Revolution
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The Physical AI Boom: 11 Companies Building The Next Tech Revolution #PhysicalAI is moving artificial intelligence from screens and software into #robots, #drones, self-driving #vehicles and #intelligent #machines. Here are the companies leading the race to bring #AI into the
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Projected cost of next Fable questions need for data centers
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If we project this out, and the next Fable costs nearly 2x Claude Fable 5 per token, very few people will use it. Which leads me to wonder once again whether we will really need all these data centers.
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NVIDIA and AWS bet on disaggregated inference for AI infrastructure
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NVIDIA paid $20B for Groq.
— Cerebras (@cerebras) 11 juin 2026
AWS partnered with Cerebras for the same purpose.
A quick breakdown of why disaggregated inference is the next thing in AI infrastructure. pic.twitter.com/kP8mDpPl9cNVIDIA paid $20 billion for Groq.
AWS partnered with Cerebras for the same purpose.
A brief overview of why disaggregated inference is the next step in AI infrastructure.