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Google Research Tests AI Agents on Wearable Biomarker Leads
Google Research's Biomarker Discovery Framework combines statistical analysis, adversarial checks and human review to rank leads from wearable data.
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Waymo Builds a 5nm ASIC for Robotaxi Sensor Processing
Waymo says its new 5nm ASIC handles front-end sensor processing at more than 1,000 TOPS inside a redundant, liquid-cooled robotaxi computer.
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Cerebras Unveils CS-4 AI System With 30x Inference Claim
Cerebras says its CS-4 rack-scale system can deliver up to 30x faster inference than GPU systems, with first shipments starting this quarter.
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WordPress 7.1 Makes AI Agents More Useful to Site Builders
WordPress 7.1 strengthens the Abilities API, giving AI agents clearer schemas, permission hooks, and a more reliable way to work with site tools.
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What is an NPU? NPU vs GPU vs CPU explained
An NPU is a low-power chip purpose-built for AI inference. Here is how it differs from a GPU and a CPU, and what those TOPS numbers actually mean.
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Neoclouds Turn AI Compute Into an Ownable Asset
Groq's pivot, Etched's rising valuation, and Nvidia's financing push show AI compute being bought, sold, and financed like an asset class.
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Avicena Ships 1 Tbps Optical Links for AI Racks
Avicena is shipping 1 Tbps LightBundle evaluation kits that pair 335 microLED channels with fiber bundles, aimed at die-to-die and XPU links inside AI systems.
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OpenCode Go Subscribers Now Get $30 of Usage for $10
Operation Cheepseek Phase 1 is complete: OpenCode says Go subscribers now receive $30 of usage for a $10 plan, with Phase 2 next.
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Command Code Launches $10 GOAT Plan With $70 in Credits
Command Code’s $10 GOAT plan includes $70 in usage credits and access to more than 30 open-weight and closed models, with allowances split by model.
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Isaac Sim Turns Robot Training Into a Repeatable Experiment
NVIDIA Isaac Sim gives robotics teams a physics-based place to test scenes, generate synthetic data, and catch integration failures earlier.