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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia AI CPU \'Vera\' posts first benchmark results, close to AMD EPYC
Nvidia\'s next-generation AI-focused CPU, Vera, delivered performance close to AMD\'s top-end EPYC lineup in public benchmarks, and led in some areas. Tests cited by online outlet Gigazine showed strong single-socket results and near dual-socket flagship EPYC performance in some code compilation tasks. The benchmarks were based on measurements by Linux-focused outlet Phoronix. Vera uses Nvidia-designed Olympus cores, supports FP8 and PCIe 6 and is aimed at data centres.
Industry
Memory shortage shadow looms over Computex 2026 as HBM4 supply race intensifies
Computex 2026, to be held in Taipei on June 2 to 5, carries the theme \"AI Together\" and will feature 1,500 companies across 6,000 booths. The article says a key focus is the fight to secure supplies of high-bandwidth memory HBM4 for next-generation AI accelerators, alongside sensitivity to DRAM and NAND price volatility. Keynotes from Nvidia, Qualcomm, Marvell and Intel are seen as signaling demand and supply conditions.
AI & Enterprise
Intel shares surge 15 percent after hours on Q1 beat, strong Q2 outlook; data center and foundry sales rise
Intel\'s shares surged 15 percent in after-hours trading after the company posted first-quarter results that beat market expectations and issued a stronger-than-expected second-quarter outlook. Revenue rose 7.2 percent to $13.58 billion, topping forecasts. Data center revenue climbed 22 percent to $5.1 billion and foundry revenue rose 16 percent to $5.4 billion. Intel posted a net loss of $4.28 billion, wider than a year earlier.
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Industry
Intel, Google step up cooperation on AI, cloud infrastructure
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Industry
MLPerf inference v6.0 benchmark released as AI inference datacentre chip race intensifies
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AI & Enterprise
Intel unveils 288-core Xeon 6+ CPU targeting AI and 6G networks
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AI & Enterprise
Dell unveils PowerEdge XR9700 to support cloud RAN and AI in harsh edge environments
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AI & Enterprise
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