One odd thing about AI equipment is that it’s very expensive to buy and very cheap to rent. Want an Nvidia B200 GPU accelerator? Buying one on its release in late 2024 would’ve probably cost around $50,

Apple just announced the arrival of the 5th-generation Apple Silicon, with the 14-inch MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and Apple Vision Pro among the first devices to get it.

GB, energy-efficient data center GPU that is part of a new annual GPU release cadence to deliver on the chipmaker’s new strategy of delivering open systems and software architecture for AI systems.

Intel has announced a key addition to its AI accelerator portfolio at the 2025 OCP Global Summit this week. A new Intel Data Center GPU code-named Crescent Island is designed to meet the growing demands of AI inference workloads and will offer high memory capacity and energy-efficient performance.

The new M5 chip packs faster graphics, a sharper Neural Engine, and Apple is clearly confident that it will take Apple Silicon deeper into the AI era. Here's how.

Crescent Island will be based on the chipmaker’s forthcoming Xe3P architecture – a performance-optimized version of Intel’s Xe3 GPU architecture used in its Panther Lake mobile processors – and offer 160GB of LPDDR5X memory.