Nvidia unveils new GPU designed for long-context inference
Nvidia’s relentless development cycle has resulted in enormous profits for the company, which brought in $41.1 billion in data center sales in its most recent quarter.
Nvidia’s relentless development cycle has resulted in enormous profits for the company, which brought in $41.1 billion in data center sales in its most recent quarter.
From leadership changes at legacy semiconductor companies to wishy washy policy around chip exports, a lot has happened already.
Lambda, which allows companies to rent GPUs, is reportedly following its rival CoreWeave to the public market.
Commonwealth Fusion Systems has raised nearly $3 billion to commercialize its fusion power plant. It hopes to send electricity to the grid in the early 2030s.
Nvidia’s revenue hit $46.7 billion in the second quarter, a 56% increase compared to the same period last year.
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Beijing is reportedly urging Chinese companies to turn to domestic chips just weeks after Nvidia got the green light to sell in China again.
Nuro has attracted more investors, and capital, to push its Series E round to $203 million.
Nvidia is apparently putting together a new AI chip meant for sale in China that’s half as powerful as its flagship B300 Blackwell GPU. The new chip would be more powerful than the H20 GPUs the company is currently allowed to sell in the country.