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Siemens teams up with Microsoft on cross-industry AI adoption

Siemens and Microsoft have teamed up to drive cross-industry adoption for artificial intelligence. The companies made the announcement at CES 2024 during the opening keynote speech of Roland Busch, CEO of Siemens, as they announced the Siemens Industrial Copilot. That’s a generative AI-powered assistant aiming to amplify human-machine collaboration and productivity across various sectors. The…
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Specialized models: How AI is following the path of hardware evolution

The industry shift towards deploying smaller, more specialized — and therefore more efficient — AI models mirrors a transformation we’ve previously witnessed in the hardware world. Namely, the adoption of graphics processing units (GPUs), tensor processing units (TPUs) and other hardware accelerators as means to more efficient computing.  There’s a simple explanation for both cases, and…
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Exclusive: Databricks research confirms that Intel’s Gaudi bests Nvidia on price performance for AI accelerators

Nvidia isn’t the only company that makes AI accelerators for training and inference, it’s a space that Intel is aggressively competing and excelling in too with its Intel Gaudi 2 technology, according to new research. Databricks conducted new research that is being released today, revealing that Intel Gaudi 2 provides strong performance competition against the industry-leading AI accelerators…
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OpenAI GPT Store launching next week

OpenAI appears to be ready to kick off the year 2024 with a bang. The company behind ChatGPT and arguably the one most responsible for bringing generative AI to the masses is gearing up to launch its GPT Store, where creators of third-party customized GPTs built with…
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Microsoft Copilot app is a stealthy AI launch that you should pay attention to

The holidays are supposed to be a time of peace, cheer and unplugging from work. But in the ruthless world of Big Tech, there’s no time for rest when there’s a new product to hype. While we were busy decking halls, baking cookies and arguing with relatives, Microsoft was up to some sneaky business. The tech giant quietly launched its new AI assistant app, Copilot, on Android and iOS, hoping…
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