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Acer’s New Intel Arc GPUs Include a Tiny Card
Summary Acer just released its own Arc B580 and Arc A380, expanding options for Intel GPU buyers. Arc A380 features 8 Xe-cores, 6GB GDDR6 memory, and a reasonable price point, with Acer leading the way. Arc B580, with 20 Xe2-cores and 12GB GDDR6 memory, outperforms A380, providing more value for the money in Intel’s lineup. If you’ve been looking at…
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New desktop GPUs free large genAI models from the cloud – Computerworld
At the Computex trade show in Taipei, major GPU makers Nvidia, Intel, and AMD shared details about new desktop GPUs that let users run generative AI models locally. Nvidia announced that its DGX Spark desktop (formerly Project DIGITS), a small box that sits on the desktop, will ship in July from top PC makers including Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, and…
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New desktop GPUs free large genAI models from the cloud – Computerworld
At the Computex trade show in Taipei, major GPU makers Nvidia, Intel, and AMD shared details about new desktop GPUs that let users run generative AI models locally. Nvidia announced that its DGX Spark desktop (formerly Project DIGITS), a small box that sits on the desktop, will ship in July from top PC makers including Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, and…
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Intel’s New Arc GPUs Aren’t Just For Gaming
Summary Intel introduces non-gaming Arc Pro B60 & B50 GPUs with enhanced Xe2 architecture & more memory. Focus on business applications with AI cores & ray tracing units, not really optimized for gaming. “Project Battlematrix” offers a workstation platform supporting up to 8 Arc Pro B60 GPUs for AI processing. While most of us buy graphics cards for gaming, there…
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Dell unveils AI PCs with Nvidia GPUs for AI model testing – Computerworld
Desktop prototyping makes it easy to determine the size and performance of AI models, according to Terwilliger. “Once you right size it for the data set, then it’s appropriate to then scale it into the data center,” he said. Some Dell customers need a secure test environment where they can tune some of their own data, said Matt Toolan, a…
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New Akira ransomware decryptor cracks encryptions keys using GPUs
Security researcher Yohanes Nugroho has released a decryptor for the Linux variant of Akira ransomware, which utilizes GPU power to retrieve the decryption key and unlock files for free. Nugroho developed the decryptor after being asked for help from a friend, deeming the encrypted system solvable within a week, based on how Akira generates encryption keys using timestamps. The project…
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NVIDIA Pinky-Swears Its Laptop GPUs Are Not Defective
Summary NVIDIA is denying ROP issues on its laptop graphics cards, after its desktop GPUs had similar issues. Hardware issues with RTX 5000-series graphics cards have become common. NVIDIA’s RTX 5000 launch hasn’t been its best. Amid issues with the company overpromising on its GPUs’ performance, it also turns out a whole lot of graphics cards are defective. NVIDIA wants…
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Razer’s new Blade 18 offers Nvidia RTX 50-series GPUs and a dual mode display
Razer is adding a fresh gaming laptop to the pile of new models up for preorder today: the Blade 18. Like its smaller (but far from small) Blade 16 cousin, the new Razer Blade 18 will come with Nvidia’s RTX 50-series GPUs and Intel Arrow Lake CPUs. But one major way it differs is its large 18-inch display, which has…
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All the news about Nvidia’s RTX 50-series GPUs
Nvidia is revealing a big upgrade to its Deep Learning Super Sampling (DLSS) technology today. DLSS 4 will include new neural rendering capabilities that, on systems with the new RTX 50 Series GPUs, can do Multi Frame Generation, generating “up to three additional frames per traditionally rendered frame, working in unison with the complete suite of DLSS technologies to multiply…
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US Chip Export Rule Proposes Limits to Thwart Chinese GPUs
The federal government on Jan. 13 proposed a global policy to limit the distribution of powerful, U.S.-made GPUs, an effort to promote U.S. dominance over China in the AI chip industry. “To enhance U.S. national security and economic strength, it is essential that we do not offshore this critical technology and that the world’s AI runs on American rails,” the…
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