NVIDIA Blackwell GB300 Continues To Set World Records for MoE Pre-Training While GB200 Sees A 4x Boost In Perf/W Through Continuous AI Software Stack Optimizations

NVIDIA's Blackwell GB300 and GB200 GPUs continue to showcase leading capabilities across AI workloads through continuous optimizations .

One may think that NVIDIA will move over to its Rubin GPUs now that its next-gen AI platform is being deployed around the world, but no, NVIDIA Blackwell is already deployed in countless data centers, and just like Hopper before it, the Blackwell generation continues to see optimizations, so much so that GB300 is still posting record performance in AI workloads .

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A presentation slide by NVIDIA shows a graph labeled 'Token Throughput per Megawatt vs. Interactivity' detailing a 4x performance improvement of the GB200 NVL72 from October 2025 to January 2026, alongside statistics about optimization efforts.
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SK hynix CEO Rings Alarm Bells: “Next Year Will Be The Worst Year In The Industry’s History From The Supply Perspective”

If you think the ongoing memory chipflation-led mayhem in the consumer electronics sphere is the worse it gets, the CEO of SK hynix wants you to think again, especially amid consistent reports that the memory sphere will not enter into a supply-demand equilibrium for many years to come.


US-China AI Showdown Now Scheduled For September As China’s Zhipu Starts Gunning For Full-Stack AI Infrastructure, Including ASICs And A 1GW Data Center

China's AI capabilities are rapidly advancing, with Zhipu going so far as to start targeting the full-stack AI infrastructure. Meanwhile, the overarching US policy is largely in disarray, with the second US AI security chief now having resigned in the past three months or so. It is, therefore, high time indeed that the US and China meet to lay down some ground rules for this future-critical race, as is now scheduled to take place in September.

According to Reuters, the US and China will


NVIDIA DLSS 5 Hands Over Full Control To Artists To “Direct The Final Frame”, As SIGGRAPH Technical Demo Shows How Neural Rendering Solved Big Challenge To Achieve 4K “Life-Like” Visuals On A Single G

NVIDIA is addressing the biggest concerns regarding DLSS 5 while presenting the tools it offers to developers to retain "artistic integrity" at SIGGRAPH.

At GTC 2026, NVIDIA unveiled DLSS 5 , its next major update to the DLSS technology suite. The first DLSS off vs DLSS on comparisons showed a day-and-night difference in visuals, massively uplifting the quality of existing assets through Neural Rendering, but as soon as the technology was unveiled, there was some major backlash surrounding the tech.

The main concern was

A character in an ornate setting with a wooden backdrop, displaying the on-screen text 'DLSS 5 ON'.
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TP-Link’s Deco 7 BE25 Is Amazon’s Best Seller In Wi-Fi 7 Mesh Systems; With Its 5Gbps Speeds, Up To 6,600 Square Feet Coverage, $201 Price, It’s Not Hard To See Why

The Deco 7 BE25 is one of Amazon’s top sellers in the online retailer’s “Computers & Accessories” category, and given that the 3-pack Wi-Fi 7 mesh system belongs to TP-Link, it’s not strange to see why the largest purveyor of top-notch routers would be at the top of the food chain. It gets even better with Amazon’s latest deal, as the 3-pack mesh system is now 19 percent off, bringing the price


Google Just Released Gemini 3.6 Flash, And It Might Be Its Worst Model To-Date

Google could not have picked a worse time to deliver a chronically underpowered Gemini 3.6 Flash, coming right on the heels of stunning open-source AI models from China, such as Moonshot's Kimi K3, which employs novel architectural feats to deliver notable cost savings, all the while offering frontier-level performance.

Google has just released the all-new Gemini 3.6 Flash, sporting a context window of 1 million tokens, which is equivalent to 1,500 A4 pages of text


AMD Is Reportedly Pricing Its Helios Rack 40% Above NVIDIA’s Second-Gen Rubin, Confident That Customers Will Pay The Premium

AMD is apparently no longer satisfied with being perceived as a perennial underdog, and is reportedly choosing to make a bold statement by pricing its Helios rackscale solution at a hefty premium to NVIDIA's Rubin. What's more, AMD has reportedly managed to rope in Microsoft as the product's first confirmed client, demonstrating the utility that Helios offers even at its supposedly elevated price point.

As we explained in a dedicated post recently, Helios is AMD's first full-stack rack-level solution for AI workloads


Philips Introduces Evnia 32M2N6901A 4K QD-OLED Monitor, Featuring 165 Hz Refresh Rate For Smooth Gaming Experience

The Evnia 32M2N6901A boasts 4K resolution for sharp image quality, high refresh rate, and low response time for competitive gamers.

Popular monitor maker Philips debuted another gaming monitor called Evnia 32M2N6901A , which is positioned in the high-end segment for enthusiasts. Philips regularly updates its monitor catalog by adding new displays with different panel technologies, catering to the demands of gamers and enthusiasts, and this one is one of its best upper mid

A Philips Evnia gaming monitor displays a fantasy scene with a warrior confronting a dragon at a mountain peak.
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NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 Enters The Stage With A Monstrous 10x Uplift In Token Throughput Versus Blackwell, Achieves 800,000 Tokens/s Vs GB200’s 80,000 at The Same 150MW

NVIDIA's Vera Rubin is finally here, delivering unimaginable amounts of AI performance versus Blackwell as the first systems power on.

Well, it's here: the most powerful AI platform that the world has seen so far, Vera Rubin. Part of NVIDIA's Extreme Co-Design initiative, which aims to deliver a full-fledged stack of AI-ready hardware and software, enabling unprecedented levels of performance per watt & delivering the lowest token cost, Vera Rubin ushers in a new era of AI.

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NVIDIA Vera CPU Rolls Over Traditional x86 Chips With An Agentic-AI Focused Design With 6x Faster Performance & 40% Lower Latency

NVIDIA's Vera CPU trounces x86 chips, such as AMD's EPYC, in Agentic AI workloads, delivering a 6x performance gain with 40% lower latency.

Today, NVIDIA is going all out by sharing its full performance disclosure of the Vera CPU against x86 offerings. We just talked about the architecture in detail over here, and now, we will look at the performance capabilities that this chip has on offer. NVIDIA is evaluating Vera across four key categories that matter the most in

A presentation slide shows the NVIDIA Vera CPU with two chips, highlighting '2x Faster Agents' with NVIDIA Olympus Core, '3x Core-to-Core Bandwidth' with NVIDIA Scalable Coherent Fabric, and '40% Lower Latency' with NVIDIA LPDDR5X Subsystem.
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