AI & RoboticsNews

Amazon challenges competitors with on-premises Nvidia ‘AI Factories’

Amazon announced a new product Tuesday called “AI Factories” that allows big corporations and governments to run its AI systems in their own data centers. Or as AWS puts it: Customers supply the power and the data center, and AWS plunks in the AI system, manages it, and can tie it into other AWS cloud services. The idea is to cater to companies and governments concerned with data…
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Oscar-nominated filmmaker is reinventing nature and landscape photography and this beautiful free ebook highlights how

When Pen Densham’s teenage daughter picked up one of his old cameras and started playing around, she inadvertently sparked a creative transformation in her father. The Oscar-nominated filmmaker – whose credits include Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves, Backdraft and TV shows like The Outer Limits and The Twilight Zone – watched her ignore every conventional rule of photography. Then…
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Cleantech & EV'sNews

Amid affordability crisis, White House plans to raise your fuel costs by $23B

The White House will formally announce its planned hike in US fuel costs by $23 billion tomorrow, according to Reuters. Since the beginning of this year, the occupants of the White House have been on a mission to raise costs for Americans. This mission has encompassed many different moves, most notably through unwise tariffs. But another effort has focused on changing policy in a way that will…
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DefenseNews

Canada could use EU loans for next-gen warplane, submarine purchases

MILAN — Canada has become the first non-EU country to join the bloc’s flagship rearmament program, Security Action for Europe (SAFE), whose funds could support Ottawa’s fighter jet and submarine procurement. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced this week that his government struck a deal to join the EU’s €150 billion initiative that provides loans for joint military procurement…
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