Anyone who has worked at the leading edge will tell you they did not get there alone. Indeed, the breakthroughs that fit in our pocket or speed us down the highway are culminations of large scientific and engineering ecosystems. Progress is not linear nor wholly predictable. Fundamental science, i.e., science for the sake of science, often happens when someone ...Full article
Over the years, electronic chip manufacturers have been building more powerful chips to meet the demands of modern electronic devices. However, the explosive rise of AI has placed immense pressure on computing technology, demanding faster and more efficient processors to keep up. Traditional electronic chips, while foundational to modern computing, are struggling to meet these ...Full article
At SAS Innovate 2025 in Orlando, SAS unveiled its roadmap for agentic AI, making the case for its role as a company that has been quietly working on intelligent decision automation long before AI agents became a trending topic. The latest enhancements to its SAS Viya platform aim to help enterprises design, deploy, and govern ...Full article
OpenAI has agreed upon a deal to acquire Windsurf, an AI-powered coding tool formerly known as Codeium, for $3 billion, according to anonymous sources cited by Bloomberg. While the details of the deal have not been finalized yet, the reported price tag marks OpenAI's largest acquisition to date. Windsurf is an AI-powered Integrated Development Environment ...Full article
Elon Musk’s Colossus AI infrastructure, said to be one of the most powerful AI computing clusters in the world, has just reached full operational capacity. Designed to push the boundaries of AI, this massive computing system now consists of 200,000 GPUs, all running on Tesla Megapack batteries. This is a significant milestone in Musk’s growing ...Full article
At IBM Think 2025, IBM announced Granite 4.0 Tiny Preview, a preliminary version of the smallest model in the upcoming Granite 4.0 family of language models, to the open source community. IBM Granite models are a series of AI foundation models. Initially intended for use in IBM’s cloud-based data and generative AI platform Watsonx, along with ...Full article
At its SAS Innovate 2025 conference in Orlando, SAS rolled out a series of updates aimed at helping businesses make better decisions with AI. The announcements touched on a broad set of topics, from digital twins and quantum computing to new AI models and updates to its Viya AI and analytics platform. Taken together, the ...Full article
The desire to slow aging has been around for centuries, and despite modern advances in medicine, the search for meaningful anti-aging solutions remains elusive. Traditional approaches have often been slow and speculative, offering incremental progress rather than transformative breakthroughs. Could artificial intelligence accelerate the search for longevity solutions? Scientists and researchers increasingly believe so. By leveraging ...Full article
IBM Monday kicked off its annual Think conference being held in Boston this week. No surprise, generative AI and tools for enabling agentic AI will dominate discussion at the event expected to attract 5000 attendees. IBM, like most everyone, has high expectations. “Over the next few years, we expect there will be over a billion ...Full article
While the United States and China are vying for dominance in the global AI race, the wealthy and increasingly influential United Arab Emirates (UAE) is quietly carving out a strategic foothold in the AI landscape. Instead of waiting for AI-driven industries to develop organically, the UAE is taking a proactive approach by accelerating the creation ...Full article
How, exactly, will quantum computing and AI work together? Following the flood of marketing enthusiasm for Quantum AI during the past couple of years, the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C) has released a report (Quantum Computing and Artificial Intelligence Use Cases) based a a QED-C workshop topic held last October. While not especially granular, the QED-C report ...Full article
Even before generative AI arrived on the scene, companies struggled to adequately secure their data, applications, and networks. In the never-ending cat-and-mouse game between the good guys and the bad guys, the bad guys win their share of battles. However, the arrival of GenAI brings new cybersecurity threats, and adapting to them is the only ...Full article
MIT researchers, in collaboration with Google and Microsoft, have introduced a groundbreaking "periodic table for machine learning." Named I-CON (Information Contrastive Learning), this framework uncovers connections among more than 20 classical algorithms, offering a unified mathematical structure that redefines how AI models are analyzed, refined, and developed. I-CON provides a systematic way to integrate elements ...Full article
Parallel Works has just launched its new ACTIVATE High Security Platform, a hybrid multi-cloud computing control plane designed to meet the Department of Defense’s (DoD) stringent security needs. The platform, which has achieved Impact Level 5 (IL5) Provisional Authorization from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA), offers DoD agencies and contractors a faster, more affordable ...Full article
As geopolitical tensions reshape technology supply chains and U.S. export controls tighten, new challenges and opportunities arise that are transforming the global tech landscape. While the West is looking to shore up its existing alliances and secure its supply chains through deeper partnerships and enhanced domestic production, the tech players in Asia are seizing the ...Full article
It’s obvious when a dog has been poorly trained. It doesn’t respond properly to commands, pushes boundaries, and behaves unpredictably. The same is true with a poorly trained artificial intelligence (AI) model. Only with AI, its not always easy to identify what went wrong with the training. Research scientists globally are working with a variety of ...Full article
A report in the prestigious science journal Nature suggests a brain drain has started in the U.S., with fewer scientists applying for positions in the U.S. and an increase in applications from U.S.-based scientists for positions abroad. The report — Exclusive: a Nature analysis signals the beginnings of a US science brain drain — published this week suggests President ...Full article
Workera, an AI skills verification platform, has released its inaugural 2025 State of Skills Intelligence Report, examining the state of AI skills development across large organizations. Based on surveys of learning and development leaders and employees at companies with more than 5,000 workers, the report finds that while leaders believe their companies are ready for ...Full article
For decades, scientists have been captivated by the intricate sounds dolphins use to communicate. The clicks, whistles, and burst pulses are a language far beyond human understanding. While researchers have developed tools to capture and analyze these sounds, the true challenge lies in deciphering their patterns and uncovering their meaning. Now, with artificial intelligence advancing ...Full article
So far, 2025 has been the year of agentic AI and real-time LLM deployment. But another piece of the AI stack is coming into sharper focus: storage. As enterprises move from experimentation to real-world deployment, they are rethinking how infrastructure supports inference at scale. Tasks like feeding large language models with high-speed data, running retrieval-augmented ...Full article
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