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Intel will collaborate with Nvidia to design CPUs with Nvidia’s NVLink high-speed chip interconnect, it said Thursday — just months after committing to co-develop a competing interconnect, UALink, with AMD, Broadcom, and other tech companies. The two have also agreed to “jointly develop multiple generations of custom data center and PC products,” they said in a joint statement. Continue reading on Network World. [...]
DeepSeek, founded in 2023 by Liang Wenfeng, a Chinese entrepreneur, engineer and former hedge fund manager, is generating a lot of buzz — and for good reason. Here are five things that make it stand out (as well as a listing of the latest news and analysis about DeepSeek). 5 things you need to know about DeepSeek More accessibility and efficiency: DeepSeek is designed to be less expensive to train and use than many competing large language models (LLMs). Its architecture allows for high performance with fewer computational resources, which is designed to lead to faster response times and less [...]
OpenAI is an artificial intelligence organization comprised of the non-profit OpenAI, Inc. and several for-profit subsidiaries. The company is perhaps best known for its ChatGPT chatbot, which launched in 2022, kicking off a period of massive disruption in the tech industry and beyond. A complicated and increasingly contentious relationship with Microsoft, ongoing legal issues over copyright infringement, and frequent product announcements keep OpenAI in the news. Follow this page and never miss a beat. Latest Open AI news and analysis: OpenAI admits AI hallucinations are mathematically inevitable, not just engineering flaws September 18, 2025: OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, acknowledged [...]
Do you keep a toolbox at home? Is it stuffed with tools for every possible task? When it comes to finding the one you need, how quickly do you find it, and how well are you maintaining your collection? These challenges are the same in enterprise technology, where a new survey from Apple MDM vendor Kandji tells us people are spending way too much time managing way too many tools. Too much (time) pressure If you stop to consider it, the enterprise technology ecosystem is fractured, with tools for every imaginable task. Your company may have chosen to deploy or support dozens of [...]
During the annual US Congressional Hackathon on Wednesday, House of Representatives Speaker Mike Johnson announced that Microsoft 365 Copilot, integrated with OneDrive and Outlook, will be made available to staffers, reversing last year’s decision to prohibit its use. Over the next year, up to 6,000 staffers will receive licenses to use the product, Axios reported Wednesday. This, said an emailed notice from Chief Administrative Officer Catherine Szpindor to House staff that was provided to Computerworld, “[will allow] the House to better serve constituents and streamline workflows.” It added, “in addition, all House offices will have access to Copilot Chat, a [...]
OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, acknowledged in its own research that large language models will always produce hallucinations due to fundamental mathematical constraints that cannot be solved through better engineering, marking a significant admission from one of the AI industry’s leading companies. The study, published on September 4 and led by OpenAI researchers Adam Tauman Kalai, Edwin Zhang, and Ofir Nachum alongside Georgia Tech’s Santosh S. Vempala, provided a comprehensive mathematical framework explaining why AI systems must generate plausible but false information even when trained on perfect data. [ Related: More OpenAI news and insights ] “Like students facing hard exam questions, [...]
Technology is changing faster than ever, and IT teams need to keep learning new skills to stay ahead. But many IT managers are going about training their people all wrong. They’re throwing money at the wrong things, frustrating their employees, and not achieving any real results for their businesses. Here are five common mistakes that are sabotaging these training efforts before they even get off the ground. Upskilling mistake #1: Training without application (the ‘learn-and-forget’ problem) One of the most pervasive issues in IT upskilling is what Patrice Williams-Lindo, CEO at career coaching service Career Nomad, called the “training-and-forgetting” approach. [...]
Hold on a sec — what year is it, again? In an amusingly delightful déjà vu moment, Google’s announced the launch of a new native desktop app that brings all sorts of on-demand searching prowess right onto your Windows computer — as if the PC had Google intelligence baked directly into its Microsoft-made operating system. It’s kinda like bridging the divide between at least some of the advantages of ChromeOS and the more versatile and at times business-ready Windows environment. It’s also almost exactly what Google tried to do with a tool called Google Desktop all the way back in [...]
A new study has shown that DeepSeek AI may generate deliberately flawed code when prompts involve groups or regions deemed politically sensitive by Beijing, raising fresh concerns for enterprises about the security and reliability of Chinese AI systems. Researchers at CrowdStrike tested DeepSeek by submitting a series of nearly identical programming requests, varying only the intended user or region, according to a report from the Washington Post. [ Related: More DeepSeek news and analysis ] While general requests for code to run industrial control systems already produced a notable share of flawed results, the error rate increased sharply when the [...]
Recent innovations suggest that AI will soon be at the heart of web browsing, guiding users directly to information rather than forcing them to scroll through pages and links. When that becomes reality, so-called AI-native browsers — Comet, Arc, Dia, Andi, and others — will be able to handle tasks that traditional browsers were never designed for, such as accessing sensitive data on their own, and potentially making decisions without explicit instructions. This requires a whole new approach to security, according to 1Password. The identity security company has partnered with Perplexity to incorporate credential management, secure autofill, and access controls [...]