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Microsoft makes major quantum computing breakthrough — development of most stable qubits might actually make the technology viable for many, but will anyone be able to afford it?

By waynewilliams@onmail.com (Wayne Williams) April 6, 2024Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Unlike traditional computing that uses binary bits, quantum computing uses quantum bits or 'qubits', enabling simultaneous processing of vast amounts of data, potentially solving complex problems much faster than…

Is the AI GPU the new mainframe? New open source tech allows users to ‘timeshare’ GPU resources for AI purposes for free — reminiscent of the days where scarce resources fosted computing elitism

By waynewilliams@onmail.com (Wayne Williams) March 23, 2024Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Without an efficient way to squeeze additional computing power from existing infrastructure, organizations are often forced to purchase additional hardware or delay projects. This can lead to longer wait…

Is Edge Computing Living Up to Its Promise in the Australian Market?

By Ben Abbott March 21, 2024Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Edge computing is often predicted as a technology that will revolutionise enterprise computing in Australia. By capturing, processing, analysing and storing data at the edge, instead of a central…

Some of the world’s biggest cloud computing firms want to make millions of servers last longer — doing so will save them billions of dollars every year

By waynewilliams@onmail.com (Wayne Williams) February 18, 2024Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Some of the world's largest cloud computing firms, including Alphabet, Amazon, and Cloudflare, have found a way to save billions by extending the lifespan of their servers - a…

UK Government Puts £45 Million Toward Quantum Computing

By Megan Crouse February 6, 2024Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Quantum computing is the focus of a £45 million ($57 million) investment by the U.K. government announced on Feb. 5. The money goes toward finding practical uses for quantum…

‘For many AI applications, GPUs are compute overkill, consuming much more power and money than needed’: How Ampere Computing plans to ride the AI wave

By wayne.williams1966@gmail.com (Wayne Williams) January 14, 2024Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Ampere Computing is a startup that's making waves in the tech industry by challenging the dominance of tech giants like AMD, Nvidia, and Intel. With the rise of AI,…

How quantum computing can benefit drug discovery

By Team TeachToday November 13, 2023Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] In 2022, the drug discovery market was valued at US$ 55.46 billion, and by 2032, that figure is expected to be more than double at US$ 133.11 billion. This…

À la carte processing units could be the future of computing — and this 192-core RISC-V processor with built-in accelerators could be AMD and Intel’s most formidable rival yet

By Team TeachToday November 12, 2023Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Ventana has launched its Veyron V2 RISC-V processor design that’s targeting data center operators and hyperscalers in a bid to help them design their servers with much more precision…

Japanese company promises to slash prices of AI computing in race to deliver the world’s cheapest GPU cloud

By Team TeachToday October 21, 2023Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Japanese firm Third Wave is launching a ‘GPU cloud’ service for anyone who wants to run generative AI workloads – including large language models (LLMs), simulation, or computer-aided design…

Are hyper-specialized processing units the future of computing? Meet the company who wants to be the Nvidia of data queries

By Team TeachToday October 7, 2023Tech NewsNo Comments

[ad_1] Businesses that run SQL queries may be about to get a massive boost thanks to a specialized semiconductor chip developed by Neuroblade – built specifically to handle this particular…