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NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin — The Beginning of AI as Infrastructure

By BSR Admin / January 7, 2026 /

At CES 2026, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang delivered one of the most consequential keynotes in the company’s history. What stood out was not what was launched—but what wasn’t. There was no new consumer GPU, no RTX announcement, and no performance charts aimed at gamers. Instead, NVIDIA introduced Vera Rubin, a next-generation AI supercomputing platform that…

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Recent CPU Developments and Trends 2026: Intel Panther Lake, AMD X3D & Zen Roadmaps, and the AI Race Heating Up

By BSR Admin / December 13, 2025 /

As 2025 comes to a close, the CPU landscape is heating up with exciting recent developments and emerging trends for 2026. Intel and AMD are both preparing their next-generation processors, including Intel’s Panther Lake lineup with high-performance cores, integrated Arc GPUs, and AI acceleration, as well as AMD’s X3D gaming CPUs and Zen 6/Zen 7…

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Memory Prices Expected to Surge Again in Q1 2026, Putting Global Device Makers Under Severe Cost Pressure

By BSR Admin / December 13, 2025 /

Smartphone and Laptop Manufacturers Face Higher Prices A Long-Standing Trend Comes Under Pressure For years, consumers have grown accustomed to steady hardware upgrades. Smartphones shipped with more memory each generation, laptops became faster and more capable, and falling component costs helped keep prices in check. That long-standing pattern is now under threat. According to multiple…

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The Escalating AI Chip War: Hyperscalers Mount a Challenge to Nvidia’s Crown

By BSR Admin / December 7, 2025 /

Following an explosive report that Google is in advanced, multi-billion dollar talks to sell its seventh-generation TPU, Ironwood, directly to Meta Platforms, the AI hardware landscape has fundamentally shifted. For years, Tensor Processing Units (TPUs) were tightly controlled within Google’s own internal infrastructure or rented only through Google Cloud. This strategic development, which involves Meta…

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CUDA 13.1 Reinvents GPU Development — The Biggest Leap in Two Decades

By BSR Admin / December 6, 2025 /

A Paradigm Shift with CUDA Tile On December 4, 2025, NVIDIA released CUDA Toolkit 13.1, unveiling what the company calls the largest and most comprehensive update to the CUDA platform since its inception. At the heart of this release is the launch of CUDA Tile — a tile-based programming model designed to simplify GPU programming…

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DRAM Supply Crunch Continues – Prices Won’t Return to Normal in 2026

By BSR Admin / December 1, 2025 /

The DRAM supply crunch shows no signs of easing, driven by the surging demand from AI workloads and high-performance computing. What was once a cyclical market prone to oversupply has transformed into a seller’s market, with memory and storage components in increasingly short supply. Major cloud service providers (CSPs) are making unprecedented moves to secure…

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