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Huawei says Chinese demand for its AI computing equipment exceeds current supply as it accelerates its Ascend roadmap and scales systems toward million-processor clusters.
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Huawei says Chinese demand for its AI computing equipment exceeds current supply as it accelerates its Ascend roadmap and scales systems toward million-processor clusters.
Valve says NVIDIA support is now enabled in the main SteamOS development tree for some GPU generations, but performance still trails the current state of the art.
GNOME 51 is out with reworked frame scheduling, faster screen capture, offline Maps, new authentication options and removal of legacy NVIDIA graphics interfaces.
RPCS3 has worked around a long-standing NVIDIA Vulkan driver performance issue, with the emulator team reporting gains of roughly 20–25% in demanding test scenes.
A new Kepler_L2 report says AMD may launch only its AT2 RDNA 5 GPU in 2027 while most RDNA 5 and NVIDIA RTX 60-series GPUs wait until 2028. Neither vendor has confirmed the schedule.
Microsoft will hold an October 7 Windows and Surface event focused on local AI, with Satya Nadella, Pavan Davuluri and NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang appearing.
Apple is reportedly exploring an AI inference server using future in-house silicon and NVIDIA NVLink Fusion. Here is what is reported, confirmed and still unknown.
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