AI Hardware

Microsoft announces the Maia 300, its third-generation custom AI chip designed to power inference workloads and reduce reliance on Nvidia GPUs by 2027.

Microsoft is quietly distancing itself from the 'Copilot+ PC' branding requirement for new hardware, signaling a pivot in how AI-integrated devices are positioned to consumers.

An analysis of Google's new AI-centric hardware strategy and how developers can integrate Gemini-like experiences into their own applications.

Huawei accelerates its semiconductor roadmap with the targeted Q1 2027 rollout of the Ascend 960DT AI processor. Explore the technical specifications, architectural workarounds, and enterprise strategies for navigating global hardware fragmentation.

An in-depth analysis of how specialized inference hardware is reshaping LLM API performance and cost efficiency for developers.

An analysis of Jensen Huang's 70% growth forecast for Nvidia, exploring the technical infrastructure driving AI compute and how developers can leverage these resources via API aggregators.

Apple has filed for expedited discovery against OpenAI, alleging that the ChatGPT maker failed to preserve critical forensic evidence on a former employee's MacBook during an ongoing AI hardware trade secret dispute.

Reports reveal the first AI device from Jony Ive and OpenAI will be a puck-sized smart speaker with moving parts, launching in 2027.

OpenAI President Greg Brockman reveals the company is working on an ecosystem of hardware devices to bring AI chatbots into the physical world, collaborating with legendary designer Jony Ive.

An in-depth analysis of how Apple's potential legal challenges could disrupt OpenAI's ambitions for consumer hardware and its path toward an initial public offering.

A deep dive into Apple's legal claims against OpenAI, involving allegations of intellectual property theft, hardware spying, and the recruitment of key executives for unreleased AI hardware projects.

Apple has filed a major lawsuit against OpenAI, alleging a systematic campaign to poach talent and steal confidential hardware designs, prototypes, and supplier data.