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Fourteen years. That's how long it took Valve to finally deliver their latest Steam Machine, their vision for living room gaming. They aren't exactly known for speed, but this might be a new personal best for them.
Thought Silicon Valley was all “peace and love”? Apple and OpenAI are proving the tech world is a boxing ring, with eight-ounce gloves.
Despite all the talk of going solo, Apple just locked in a key partnership. Broadcom will keep supplying custom chips for their gadgets for years to come.
Apple's Vision Pro VP is heading to OpenAI. The move signals where the real hardware battle is shifting.
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Artificial intelligence isn't just algorithms and chips, it's also a lot of hardware to assemble. And those doing the assembling are celebrating big time.
Smart speakers are a bit like that friendly but useless relative. They promise a lot, then end up just setting pasta timers. AI was supposed to change everything, but has it really delivered?
Apple's about to launch its first touchscreen MacBook, and there's a twist: it won't use the newest chips. M5 Pro and Max processors will power this version, while future M7 models will wait their turn in 2027.
Another tech heavyweight switches sides from Apple to OpenAI. Paul Meade, who led Vision Pro and Apple's smart glasses, is heading to the AI startup.
Remember when AI infrastructure felt like a luxury only billionaires could afford? OpenAI and Broadcom just walked in with a custom chip called Jalapeno that could flip the script entirely. The cost reduction? 50%.
Just when everyone thought OpenAI would keep begging Nvidia for chips, they decided to build their own toys instead. Jalapeño—yes, like the pepper—is OpenAI's first homegrown AI processor, and it's designed to shake up how AI servers work.
While everyone's fighting to buy Nvidia chips at eye-watering prices, OpenAI just decided to build its own. The result? Custom hardware designed from scratch to run AI models faster and without bleeding your bank account dry.
