Nvidia links quantum and GPU computing with NVQLink
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17 quantum builders and nine US labs join forces

Nvidia has lifted the kimono on NVQLink, a new open system architecture that connects quantum processors directly to potentially dead or alive cat powered GPU supercomputers to power the next wave of quantum-classical research.

OpenAI flips to for profit company
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Microsoft stake hits 27 per cent

OpenAI has junked its oddball structure for a plain-vanilla corporation and, in the process, helped Microsoft waft above a $4 trillion valuation.

Nvidia boss appears to go all MAGA
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Huang praises Trump, touts US-made GPUs and signs a billion-dollar buddy list

Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang took to the stage in Washington for the company’s first-ever technology conference in the US capital and turned the whole thing into something a little more MAGA than before.

Agentic AI revamps insurance customer service
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Customers still want humans

Agentic AI is transforming customer service in the insurance world by delivering fast, intelligent responses while still leaning on human backup to keep everything from going off the rails.

Nvidia wants to kill off AC power in AI data centres
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Company pushes 800 VDC to feed power-hungry GPUs and cut copper

Nvidia has admitted that alternating current is no longer up to the job in AI data centres where inferencing surges and bandwidth spikes are battering power infrastructure.

China ships HBM3 as local chipmakers catch up
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CXMT hands Huawei a taste of local HBM

China’s memory outfit ChangXin Memory Technologies (CXMT) has managed to get HBM3 samples out the door and into the hands of local AI firms, with Huawei among the first in line.

4K or 8K tellies might just be a pixel con
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Cambridge boffins say your eyes can’t tell the difference

It turns out those extra pixels crammed into flashy 4K and 8K TVs might be nothing more than showroom nonsense.

Microsoft still not kissing Trump's ring
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Nadella snubs tech bros contract grovelling

While the rest of the US tech industry has tripped over itself trying to please President Donald Trump, Microsoft has refused to play along and Computerworld thinks that is soon going to come with a hefty price tag.

Qualcomm lobs AI chips at Nvidia’s throne
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Snapdragon slinger gets Humain and Saudi cash to back its first data centre silicon

Qualcomm saw its shares spike by 20 per cent after it revealed its first AI-focused data centre chips in a desperate attempt to chip away at Nvidia’s vice grip on the market.

Powertech bets on AI to boost chip testing business
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DRAM and logic packaging orders on the rise, says CEO

Powertech Technology (PTI) chief Xie Yongda says the company is looking at a strong fourth quarter as AI demand gives memory packaging and testing a much-needed jolt.