How Tech Is Transforming the Day-to-Day Life of Personal Trainers
Personal trainers might seem like the last professionals to need digital tools in an industry built on human performance.
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Chery’s Robotic Sales Force: A Glimpse into an Automated Automotive Future?
The relentless march of technology continues to infiltrate every aspect of our lives, and even the traditionally human-centric world of car sales is not immune. Chinese automaker Chery has reportedly … Read more
Zyntheris: Initiating the decentralized computing power leasing era of TOPS, reshaping the landscape of the digital economy
Zyntheris is leading a revolution in the TOPS computing power leasing industry by harnessing the innovative intersection of blockchain and artificial intelligence in the WEB3 digital economy.
The Open Road to AI: AMD’s Open-Source Edge Over NVIDIA in AI (It’s Not Just About Red vs. Green)
NVIDIAs CUDA has dominated GPU computing, but AMDs open source ROCm platform offers a strong alternative.
IBM Granite: Not Your Grandpa’s AI (Unless He Was a Super-Genius)
Granite is definitely an AI suite worth watching in the business world.
The High Cost of Ink: A Consumer Quandary
In this digital age, printers might seem like a relic of the past, yet for many they remain essential tools for printing documents, photos and schoolwork.
AMD’s Latest MLPerf Results: A Landmark Achievement in AI Inference
MLPerf has emerged as a widely respected and standardized suite of tests, providing valuable insights into machine learning performance.
NVIDIA’s GTC 2025 and the Coming Robot AI Revolution
NVIDIA GTC highlights advancements in AI, robotics, and computing with a vision of robots becoming part of everyday life rather than staying limited to factories.
NVIDIA GTC. Pivoting Harder to the Future of Technology
NVIDIA GTC is where you go to see the future of computing, but increasingly, it is where you go to see the future of the developed world.
One of Intel’s Ex-CEOs May Be Right that Breaking Up Intel Is a Bad Idea
Intel plans to break itself up, a move opposed by former CEO Pat Gelsinger and criticized by another ex-CEO, Craig Barrett, along with many current and former Intel employees.