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  • TechSemiconductor Engineering

    Inference Accelerator that Integrates Compute-in-Interconnect and Memory to Mitigate the Memory Wall (NUS)

    Researchers at the National University of Singapore published a technical paper titled “CIMERA: Compute-in-Interconnect and Memory with Reconfigurable Precision for LLM Inference.” Abstract Excerpt: “This paper presents CIMERA, a reconfigurable-precision LLM inference accelerator that integrates compute-in-interconnect and memory to mitigate the memory wall and enable precision-aware execution. ” Find the technical paper here. July 2026. Chong,... » read more The post Inference Accelerator that Integrates Compute-in-Interconnect and Memory to Mitigate the Memory Wall (NUS) appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.

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  • TechTom's Hardware

    New plugin unlocks granular VRAM temperature tracking on Nvidia RTX 50-series GPUs — community cracks open Blackwell's forbidden telemetry sensors

    Modders have discovered a method to monitor every single memory module on Nvidia's GeForce RTX 50-series (codenamed Blackwell) graphics cards.

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  • TechSemiconductor Engineering

    NbAs Nanowires Show Lower Resistivity as Interconnect Dimensions Shrink (Cornell, NYCU, IBM et al.)

    Researchers at Cornell University, National Yang Ming Chiao Tung University, IBM Research, Johns Hopkins University, et al. published a technical paper titled “Surface-dominant transport in Weyl semimetal NbAs nanowires for next-generation interconnects.” Abstract Excerpt: “ We report the synthesis of Weyl semimetal niobium arsenide (NbAs) nanowires through thermomechanical nanomolding with single crystallinity and controlled diameters... » read more The post NbAs Nanowires Show Lower Resistivity as Interconnect Dimensions Shrink (Cornell, NYCU, IBM et al.) appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering.

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  • TechTom's Hardware

    Trump administration reportedly reviving push to ban Chinese AI models following Kimi K3 launch, citing cybersecurity concerns — downloadable open weights could make an outright U.S. ban nearly impossible to enforce amid growing adoption

    The Trump administration is reportedly attempting to restrict U.S. adoption of Chinese open-weight AI models such as Kimi and DeepSeek on cybersecurity grounds. The difficulty of enforcing a ban on downloadable open-weight models may render policy ineffective despite regulatory intent.

    #Chinese AI#Kimi#DeepSeek
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  • TechThe Verge

    Judge pauses Paramount’s attempt to buy Warner Bros. Discovery

    A judge partially granted a temporary pause on Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery following a request from state attorneys general. The injunction signals regulatory and legal scrutiny of major media consolidation.

    #Paramount#Warner Bros. Discovery#M&A
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  • TechSemiconductor Engineering

    Litho Patterning of Conformal Thin-Film Coatings on Complex 3D Structures (KTH Royal)

    KTH Royal Institute published research on lithographic patterning of conformal thin films on complex 3D structures down to 27-nanometer resolution. The advance addresses manufacturing challenges in coating complex semiconductor geometries.

    #lithography#3D structures#thin-film coatings
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  • TechThe Next Platform

    Microsoft Taps AMD For At Scale AI CPU And GPU Clusters

    Microsoft is partnering with AMD to deploy AI CPU and GPU clusters at scale. This represents a strategic shift in cloud AI infrastructure procurement away from single-vendor dependence.

    #Microsoft#AMD#AI infrastructure
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  • TechSemiWiki

    Keysight Design Engineering Software at DAC 2026: Going Deep on Chiplets, RF and AI-Driven Design

    Keysight Technologies is sponsoring DAC 2026 (Design Automation Conference) to showcase design software for chiplets, RF, and AI-driven design workflows. This reflects ongoing consolidation of design tools as a critical enabler for next-generation chip architecture.

    #Keysight#EDA#chiplets
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  • TechThe Next Platform

    From Pilots to AI Factories: How Enterprises Are Really Scaling Agentic AI and Agent Gateways

    AI is shifting from simple chatbots to autonomous “coworkers,” and most enterprises are now constrained less by models than by the complexity

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  • TechThe Verge

    I hate that I don’t hate this song made with Suno

    1010Benja won’t apologize for using AI. | Image: 1010Benja / Instagram I would never go so far as to say there's no place for AI in music (I'm a fan of Holly Herndon, after all). But I generally find music made with generative AI to be offensively boring, especially the outputs of Suno. So I'm having a bit of a tough time processing the fact that I actually quite enjoy 1010Benja's "Semiramis' Dream." Benja has been unapologetic about his use of generative AI on his latest EP, Time Has Nothing To Do With What You Choose… The other three tracks can't quite hold a candle to what you find on 2024's Ten Total. But the opener "Semiramis' Dream" is infectious. It explodes out of the speakers with a jungle beat and Be … Read the full story at The Verge.

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  • TechThe Verge

    The FBI reportedly won’t investigate ICE anymore

    ICE agents hide behind masks while skulking through the halls of immigration court | Image: Michael Nigro/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images According to the New York Times, federal agents have been told that the FBI will no longer be investigating confrontations involving ICE agents. The DHS and DOJ denied the change in policy to The Times. The reported change in guidance follows renewed scrutiny of violence by ICE agents who have killed two people in the last two weeks. The shootings in Maine and Texas were just the latest civilian deaths at the hands of ICE agents, who have attempted to intimidate witnesses following its recent spate of high-profile killings. The new guidance would end FBI investigations of assaults against DHS agents. The government has aggressively pursu … Read the full story at The Verge.

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  • TechTechCrunch

    TechCrunch Mobility: The battle over robotaxi rules

    Welcome back to TechCrunch Mobility, your hub for the future of transportation and now, more than ever, how AI is playing a part.

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  • TechTechCrunch

    ‘Odyssey’ director Christopher Nolan calls AI an obvious ‘Trojan horse’

    "Everybody knows the Greeks are inside."

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  • TechTom's Hardware

    AMD's next-gen 10-core 'Medusa Point' APU shows up on Geekbench again, with its best score yet — leaked SKU outpaces every other x86 mobile chip in the single-core test

    AMD's next 10-core mobile part from the Medusa Point family is looking a lot faster than its previous two Gorgon Point and Strix Point SKUs, respectively. Early leaks keep highlighting an ever-improving part that has just benched its best score yet.

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  • TechTechCrunch

    Nonprofit Current AI is racing to build the World Wide Web of AI, free for all

    Current AI, a nonprofit, is developing AI systems designed to be culturally inclusive and accessible globally. The initiative addresses concerns about AI bias and exclusion by building technology without geographic or cultural limitations.

    #Current AI#nonprofit#AI accessibility
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  • TechTom's Hardware

    Memory chip boss admits RAM prices are 'abnormally high' — SK Group chairman considering building a semiconductor plant in the US to expand supply, calm ‘chipflation’

    SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won stated that memory chip prices are 'abnormally high' and indicated the company is considering building a U.S. semiconductor manufacturing plant to increase supply. Elevated RAM prices and potential new capacity investments signal market imbalance and competitive restructuring in semiconductor manufacturing.

    #SK Group#memory chips#semiconductor manufacturing
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