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Anyone of you have used NVIDIA's GPU for machine learning or training algorithms? Me - I have used GeForce GTX 1650

Revolutionizing AI with Inference-Time Scaling: OpenAI's o1 Model" Inference-time Scaling: Focuses on improving performance during inference (when the model is used) rather than just training. Reasoning through Search: The o1 model enhances reasonin

OpenAI has for months been working with Broadcom to create an AI chip for running models, which could arrive as soon as 2026, reports Reuters. Meanwhile, OpenAI plans to use AMD chips through Microsoft's Azure cloud platform for model training.

NVIDIA- THE DOMINANT FORCE 1. NVIDIA is a leading force in AI and GPU technology. 2. Their GPUs, like the H100 Tensor Core, are critical for AI development, including training models like ChatGPT. 3. NVIDIA's stock has surpassed a $1 trillion ma

Announced today, we are collaborating as a launch partner with @Google in delivering Gemma, an optimized series of models that gives users the ability to develop with #LLMs using only a desktop #RTX GPU.

Let's Start With Today's Topic : How AI Chips Work , Uses , Companies Working On It? ° How AI Chips Work? •Large arrays of specialized processing cores for AI operations. •High-speed on-chip memory for storing AI models and data. •Fast interconn

Harnessing GPU Power with CUDA CUDA (Compute Unified Device Architecture) is a parallel computing platform by Nvidia that unleashes the power of GPUs for more than just graphics rendering. Initially developed in 2007, CUDA enables massive parallel p

Quantum computing, spearheaded by Microsoft and Quantinuum, is a game-changer. Unlike traditional computers, which use binary bits, quantum computers leverage qubits that can exist in multiple states at once. This quantum leap in computing power mean

Elon Musk's demand for chips was straining the chip giant's supply chain, a sales lead for Nvidia told colleagues in an email obtained by The Wall Street Journal. Nvidia has also "greatly expanded the available supply" of its chips, the spokesperson

A recent study by Anthropic has revealed a concerning phenomenon in AI models known as "alignment faking," where the models pretend to adopt new training objectives while secretly maintaining their original preferences, raising important questions ab