The EU joins Pax Silica, the alliance led by the United States to secure silicon supply chains: that is, the supply chain of Intelligence. This is how the global AI order is being built in real time. The EU is right to ally itself.
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SHIVAA AI Robot Transforms Strawberry Harvesting
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SHIVAA: The #AI-Powered #Robot Transforming Strawberry Harvesting
— Ronald van Loon (@Ronald_vanLoon) 24 juin 2026
via @WevolverApp#AgriTech #Innovation #TechForGood #EmergingTech #Technology pic.twitter.com/lPs8h9z6cuSHIVAA: The #AI-Powered #Robot Transforming Strawberry Harvesting
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NVIDIA AI infrastructure powers 700 research projects
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Over the past two years, a contribution of NVIDIA AI infrastructure to the NAIRR pilot has powered more than 700 research projects in the United States. Through the DGX reference architecture providing dedicated resources, researchers have uncovered
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The United States holds more than 70% of AI computing power
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The US owns over 70% of the world's AI compute: that means that it owns 70% of the world's supply of non-biological Intelligence. pic.twitter.com/kYBRTWKNpq
— Nina Schick (@NinaDSchick) 23 juin 2026The United States possesses more than 70% of the world's AI computing power: this means they own 70% of the global supply of non-biological intelligence.
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DFlash boosts inference 15x on NVIDIA Blackwell with low latency
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Increase inference performance by up to 15x without sacrificing responsiveness. DFlash, an open source lightweight block diffusion model designed for speculative decoding, delivers up to 15x higher throughput on NVIDIA Blackwell while maintaining the same user interactivity
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AI in 2040: Nearly Optimal Stack, Massive Current Inefficiency
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AI in 2040 will not be built on the stack we use today. It will be much closer to optimal. The current stack exhibits 3-4 orders of magnitude data inefficiency and 4-5 orders of magnitude compute inefficiency. Nearly optimal AI is what
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OpenRouter to solve GPU shortage in research
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Tired of seeing “out of capacity” while looking for GPUs? Introducing OpenRouter for compute
— alphaXiv (@askalphaxiv) 23 juin 2026
In the past 6 months, overwhelming demand for compute has made pricing and availability huge challenges for the research community
We aggregate compute offerings from across the… pic.twitter.com/Z3IdyPvbkmTired of seeing "capacity exhausted" when searching for GPUs? Introducing OpenRouter for Compute Over the past 6 months, overwhelming demand for compute has made pricing and availability real challenges for the research community We aggregate
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Waymo Sensor Fusion Part 1: LiDAR, Radar, Cameras
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(How Waymo Sees — Part 1)
— Satya Mallick (@LearnOpenCV) 23 juin 2026
LiDAR tells a Waymo where everything is. Radar tells it how fast everything's moving. Cameras add color and texture. No single sensor is enough — autonomy lives in the fusion.
Full deep-dive 👇https://t.co/axILFYfFQW pic.twitter.com/bpPFiO7TD5(How Waymo Sees — Part 1)
LiDAR tells a Waymo where everything is. Radar tells it how fast everything's moving. Cameras add color and texture. No single sensor is enough — autonomy lives in the fusion.
Full deep-dive https://
learnopencv.com/3d-lidar-visua
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Challenges and Benefits of Neuromorphic Computing
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Challenges and Benefits of Neuromorphic Computing by @antgrasso #EmergingTech #Technology #Innovation
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PetPinai AI Dog Pendant: Robotics Industry Hungry for Its Data
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The AI pendant that makes sense is for dogs.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 22 juin 2026
This morning I visited the startup that is making @petpinai and had a most interesting conversation.
Turns outs that it has a line of business I didn’t think about: the robotics industry is hungry for its data. pic.twitter.com/6qxG1Ay9rkThe AI pendant that makes sense is for dogs. This morning I visited the startup that is making @petpinai and had a most interesting conversation. Turns outs that it has a line of business I didn’t think about: the robotics industry is hungry for its data.