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Groq says it is working with Dell Technologies to deploy Nvidia Groq 3 LPX and Vera Rubin NVL72 systems in its inference cloud, promising faster responses for large-context and agentic AI workloads. The company has not provided a deployment date, customer list or independent validation of the performance claims.
Maeil Business Newspaper reports that Nvidia is expanding its AI-server CPU strategy to include RISC-V, alongside x86 and Arm, and that SiFive will publicly demonstrate CUDA running on a RISC-V-based CPU.
Nvidia is planning to raise the prices of its flagship AI chips by 17%, according to server makers. Nvidia is planning to raise the prices of its flagship AI chips by 17%, according to server makers. This move is expected to impact the server market, particularly for companies that rely on Nvidia's AI chips for…
Tech Critter reports that NVIDIA has released DLSS 4.5 Ray Reconstruction, an AI-based rendering update that replaces traditional denoisers with a second-generation transformer model and is available through NVIDIA App Early Access for supported GeForce RTX games.
LS Electric has expanded a contract to supply electrical infrastructure for an unnamed North American Big Tech company’s AI data center to $165.72 million, UPI reports, citing Asia Today.
The Economic Times reports that Vahan AI fine-tuned Nvidia’s 30-billion-parameter Nemotron 3 Nano model for its voice-based recruiter and has deployed it on about 10% of production traffic. The company says the model responds faster and handles Indian language variation better, but the reported results have not…
Nikkei Chinese reports that Taiwan prosecutors charged an Nvidia employee in a case involving AI servers allegedly sent to mainland China. The report says 74 of 130 delivered servers reached mainland customers, including shipments routed through Indonesia and Japan. The visible article does not identify the…
ET Datacenters reports that Nvidia has made an undisclosed minority investment in Cloverleaf, a company that secures land and power for data centers. The deal links Cloverleaf’s powered sites to Nvidia’s DSX specifications for increasingly dense, liquid-cooled AI systems.
The Korea Herald reports that Nvidia-based AI server systems could become more than 15% more expensive for shipments beginning in early 2027, increasing the leverage of Samsung Electronics and SK hynix in the high-bandwidth-memory and server-DRAM markets.
Chosunbiz reports that AMD released a calculator for comparing up to five years of AI operating costs across cloud-only, local-PC and hybrid deployments.
NVIDIA says a preview feature in its Dynamo inference platform can restore an LLM worker in seconds by keeping a preinitialized standby engine on the same GPUs and sharing model weights in memory. In the company’s benchmark, recovery took 7.3 seconds instead of 283 seconds after a worker failure.
Open Source For You reports that ClickHouse has joined an alliance working on open-source infrastructure for inspecting and securing AI agents, including observability tools, evaluation pipelines and air-gapped deployment designs. The report has not been independently confirmed.
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