Intel and AMD are teaming up to make x86 CPUs better at AI, without needing a GPU

The specification, called Advanced Compute Extensions, or ACE, lays out a way to handle AI operations more efficiently on x86 processors. It is not aimed at ...
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Intel Arc G3 Extreme Tested: This Is the PC Gaming Handheld Chip to Beat

With its "Panther Lake" Xe graphics cores, Intel's new G3 Series processors are purpose-built for PC gaming handhelds. I ...
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Army picks Anduril to lead Next Gen C2 common data layer baseline

U.S Army Soldiers assigned to Headquarters and Headquarters Battalion, 4th Infantry Division Artillery, 4th Infantry Division, use the Lattice system during Ivy Sting 5 on Fort Carson, Colorado, March ...

Chinese supercomputer powered by homegrown chips tops US models in global ranking

China has clinched the top spot on a list of the world’s most powerful supercomputers, overtaking the United States for the ...
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AI Will Elevate Near-Term Cybersecurity Risks but — with Investment and Coordination — Can Strengthen Cybersecurity in the Long Run

To counteract emerging cyberthreats posed by artificial intelligence, the baseline level of cybersecurity across society must ...
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AMD and Intel’s ACE Locks In x86 AI Compute Standard, Replacing Intel’s Older AMX

AMD and Intel have now published a full technical specification for ACE — AI Compute Extensions — the most significant overhaul to x86 AI compute in the architecture's history, co-authored by eight ...