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IBM has announced the fabrication of the first chip with sub-1nm technology, an advance that surpasses the physical barriers of current lithography. This milestone not only extends Moore's Law but opens the door to more powerful and efficient processors for AI, mobile devices, and data centers.
ZDNet experts agree: AI must be transparent, explainable, and aligned with human values to be a trustworthy colleague. How can this be achieved?
Insurtech Corgi, backed by Y Combinator, denies copying Papermark's code but admits its use of generative AI produced identical visual features and terminology. The case sparks debate on whether 'vibe-coding' can bypass intellectual property without breaking the law.
IMEC has presented two advances in ferroelectric memory that could replace DRAM and NAND flash, alleviating the AI-driven supply crisis. The prototypes operate at low voltage, offer high endurance, and can be stacked vertically.
Frontier AI models are trained at enormous cost, and a significant fraction is recouped in the few months after launch. Each week of delay shrinks the profitability window, risking the economic viability of labs and the massive infrastructure that supports them.
Alibaba launches Qwen-AgentWorld, two models trained to predict the state of agent environments across seven domains. This inverse approach enables training more robust agents and overcomes limitations of production data. Results show improvements on benchmarks never seen during training.
IBM has announced a 0.7 nm (7 Angstroms) manufacturing process using stacked 3D transistors, achieving nearly 100 billion transistors on a fingernail-sized die. The company projects reaching 1 Angstrom within the next decade, marking a milestone in semiconductor miniaturization.
After months of unchecked usage, companies are implementing AI token rationing systems to prevent employees from exhausting budgets with small tasks. This trend marks a shift toward more efficient management of AI resources.
ByteDance, the parent company of TikTok, is in preliminary talks with banks to obtain an offshore loan of approximately $20 billion, the largest it has ever sought. The funds would be used to boost its development in artificial intelligence amid growing global competition.
Blackstone, the world's largest alternative asset manager, plans to invest about $30 billion in artificial intelligence data centers in Japan over the next three to five years, according to its president Jonathan Gray in an interview with Nikkei. The investment is a boost for Japan as a destination for critical AI infrastructure.
Adobe has acquired Topaz Labs, a company specializing in AI-powered image and video enhancement. The integration of its upscaling, restoration, and local processing tools promises to transform creative workflows, blending generated and captured content.
The US government is pressuring Meta to allow federal security review of its most advanced AI models, according to a New York Times report. Meta is the only major developer that has not agreed, raising questions about security risks and transparency in the industry.