Nvidia sued over its Modulus artificial intelligence software
Trademark dispute
Chipmaker Nvidia has been sued in a Texas federal court by Modulus Financial Engineering, a financial technology company, for Trademark Infringement over Nvidia's Modulus artificial intelligence software.
Chipzilla’s Core i9 CPUs being returned in droves
Normally thought of as the best gaming processor
Intel’s recent Core i9 CPUs are being returned in droves by angry customers.
Microsoft wants to open a new AI hub in London
Based in Paddington
Software King of the World Microsoft plans to open a new hub in London's Paddington to expand the company’s AI capabilities.
US government gives TSMC €6.07 billion subsidy
Its only socialism if it is spent on healthcare.
The US Commerce Department has decided to give Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co's unit a whopping €6.07 billion subsidy for advanced semiconductor production in Phoenix, Arizona, and up to €4.6 billion in low-cost government loans.
Microsoft sets up a new team dedicated to game preservation and forward compatibility
Bond shakes but does not stir
X-box’s new queen, Sarah Bond, has been outlining her cunning plans for the game box now that the Activision-Blizzard deal is in the bag.
Microsoft prepares to embarrass Jobs’ Mob
New “AI PCs” will clean Apple’s homemade chip's clock
Software King of the World, Microsoft, is gearing up to show off its vision for “AI PCs” next month and word on the street is that Vole is confident that its new Arm-powered Windows laptops will outdo Jobs' Mob’s M3-powered MacBook Air in CPU performance and AI-accelerated tasks.
Musk claims AI will outsmart humans by next year
He probably just means Tesla buyers
Elon [look at me] Musk predicted during an interview with Nicolai Tangen, the chief executive of Norges Bank Investment Management, that new AI models will outsmart humans by the end of next year.
Musk’s AI started a war on X
Claimed Iran had carried out a heavy missile attack on Israel
Elon [look at me] Musk's platform, X, had a bit of a 'mare on 4 April 2024. A headline popped up claiming Iran had lobbed a few heavy missiles at Tel Aviv which caused quite a kerfuffle among users worldwide.
AMD open sauces MES
Unexpected move
AMD has decided to open source its Micro Engine Scheduler (MES) firmware for GPUs and is handing users the keys to the Radeon graphics cards kingdom.
Apple’s privacy settings are a dog’s dinner
It seems the EU has not read them yet
The Jobs Mob's been caught with its pants down over privacy settings about as clear as a London fog.