AMD’s Venice is the first 2nm x86 server chip, but the stack doesn’t fully ship until 2027

AMD’s Zen 6 Venice EPYC is a 2nm, 256-core, 512-thread juggernaut which comes into play at the same time as Nvidia is gunning for the data center CPU market.

AMD says the MI430X is the fastest FP64 GPU ever built, but you can’t buy one until 2027

AMD’s MI400 launch release contains a single performance number, and it’s a double-precision one.

Ukraine turns $200,000 AN-196 Liutyi kamikaze drone into reusable bomber to launch jet-powered missiles
Ukraine turns $200,000 AN-196 Liutyi kamikaze drone into reusable bomber to launch jet-powered missiles

Ukraine unveiled a reusable Liutyi drone carrying four missiles, replacing its previous one-way strike mission with reusable combat capability.

The AI pricing paradox: AI PCs might be the answer to spiralling cloud costs for some, but that doesn’t mean cloud computing’s days are numbered
The AI pricing paradox: AI PCs might be the answer to spiralling cloud costs for some, but that doesn’t mean cloud computing’s days are numbered

Cloud AI pricing is shifting toward consumption and outcomes, and AI PCs are becoming more expensive – how does the hybrid future look?

‘The only losers from this will be Cloudflare’s customers. Mainly, publishers’: What businesses can do as Cloudflare readies to categorize AI traffic
‘The only losers from this will be Cloudflare’s customers. Mainly, publishers’: What businesses can do as Cloudflare readies to categorize AI traffic

Mismatches in how AI traffic gets categorized could mean you end up accidentally blocking it all – how can you find the right balance?

Enterprises and the customer experience problem

AI can identify customer problems, but only organizational alignment turns insight into meaningful action.

Britain’s AI problem isn’t innovation, it’s execution

A gap persists between AI expectations and day-to-day achievement.