Engadget reporter who covered GMO's humanoid ambulance service for on-site robot repairs.
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Chinese AI companies Alibaba and ByteDance are circumventing U.S. export controls by training advanced LLMs (Qwen and Doubao) using Nvidia GPUs leased from Southeast Asian data centers, exploiting a loophole after the Biden-era 'AI diffusion rule' was withdrawn.
“Author of "Alibaba and ByteDance Allegedly Train Qwen and Doubao LLMs Using Nvidia Chips, Despite Export Contro" in Tom's Hardware”
Alibaba's T-Head division demonstrated a new PPU AI accelerator that claims performance parity with Nvidia's H20 GPU in a state-backed CCTV benchmark, with China Unicom already deploying over 16,000 units.
“Author of "Alibaba's AI Chip Goes Head-to-Head With Nvidia H20 in State-Backed Benchmark Demo" in Tom's Hardware”
Nvidia has abandoned DGX Cloud as a direct competitor to AWS and Azure, instead pivoting to Lepton, a GPU marketplace aggregator that routes workloads to multiple providers while maintaining Nvidia's control over demand and the GPU stack.
“Author of "Nvidia Steps Back from DGX Cloud — Stops Trying to Compete with AWS and Azure" in Tom's Hardware”
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“Engadget reporter who covered GMO's humanoid ambulance service for on-site robot repairs.”
“Reported on ASML becoming Europe's most valuable company with a $674B market cap as analysts bet on continued demand for AI chip-making machines.”