Supercomputer News

Artificial intelligence will have major social implications but will not evolve to the point of being a true silicate-based life form.

Arcium CEO Yannik Schrade tells The Agenda podcast that encryption is not just for dissidents and privacy-obsessed individuals, it’s for everyone.

In a recent Cointelegraph video, we assessed the risk posed by quantum computing to cryptocurrency, potential solutions, and what investors should do to protect their portfolios.

Nexus said the testnet results show that there’s “early excitement” for a shared supercomputer. 

Investors in IREN, formerly Iris Energy, sued the crypto miner, accusing it of overstating its high-performance computing ability and business prospects.

Coatue Management invested $150 million in the Bitcoin miner Hut 8 Corp due to its capability to power generative AI applications with its high-performance computing.

Fair launch tokens could help the industry return to the true ethos of crypto, according to Arweave's founder.

The EU Council has agreed on regulation to expand EuroHPC’s supercomputing role, adding AI factories to boost Europe’s AI ecosystem and support startups.

The semiconductor giant plans to accelerate its AI chip production cycle following a bumper revenue report driven by AI data centers.

The technology required to make Ethereum immune from a quantum attack could be developed starting “tomorrow,” said Buterin.

The U.K. says the investments will help its local scientific talent have the tools they need to ensure that the most advanced AI models are up to safety standards.

A CMOS-compatible neuromorphic computing chip could be on the horizon thanks to breakthrough research out of Technische Universität Dresden.

Alongside G42, Cerebras aims to expand the supercomputer, with plans to establish 36 exaflops of AI computing in the coming year.

OpenAI says it’s planning to create a team to help manage the risks that could come from a superintelligent AI system that it expects to arrive within the decade.

ICP-powered ORIGYN is leveraging blockchain and biometric technology to tackle the issue of counterfeit watches.