Power-hungry data centers drive tech giants to go nuclear
Google and Amazon both recently inked deals with reactor startups.
Google and Amazon both recently inked deals with reactor startups.
Why use AI in racing? “Because it’s cool and it’s fun and I like winning races,” the data and analytics manager for GM Motorsports tells Tech Brew.
“The more efficient, the more reliable, the safer these routes were, the more people would choose transit,” a Hayden AI exec tells Tech Brew.
Data centers for power-hungry generative AI are straining the energy grid, but a different kind of AI might help.
A Jumio survey found 72% of surveyed adults say they’re worried about political clones.
The AI-powered SurfPerch tool measures fish sounds to determine the health of reefs.
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