All about Nvidia Sam Altman is once again capitalising on the intense popularity of generative AI by looking to raise money for a new chip venture which can only be...
50% inventory, 50% AI. TSMC has signalled better times ahead for the semiconductor industry, but I suspect that things will only be really rosy if one is selling chips that...
Lots of Google. Little of Samsung, Samsung‘s new s24 line-up looks exactly like the s23 but the hope is that the new AI features (almost all of which come from...
Life in autonomy remains dreadful. There is little hope for a recovery in autonomous driving anytime soon as programs are being cancelled meaning that my 2028 target looks increasingly over...
CES comes to life. After a quiet start on Tuesday, CES 2024 came back to life on Wednesday with a substantial increase in footfall, crowds and queues. This is an...
AI delivery – Time to deliver. 2023 was dominated by hype, speculation and spending on AI training infrastructure but 2024 is where the rubber will likely meet the road. Already...
Autonomous driving plumbs new depths Tesla’s recall takes autonomous driving to a new level of doubt and depression, but it is precisely at the point at which everyone is about...
Europe fares better than I expected. Unless I missed something, the preliminary deal on how to regulate AI in the EU looks far more realistic and business-friendly than I had...
Google gets its act together. Google has stopped panicking (see here) and launched a new large language model (LLM) which it claims takes multimodality to a new level (true) and...
Apple AI – Back of the pack
There is a little activity behind the curtain. It would be foolish to think that Apple is not trying to do something about AI but I suspect that it has...