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29.03.26 - 03:30
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Adata invests US$3 million in KonstTech to boost AI computing infrastructure (Digitimes)
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Amid the rapid development of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) and large language models (LLM), global demand for high-performance computing (HPC) continues to rise. Memory module maker Adata Technology announced a US$3 million investment in the Series A funding round of artificial intelligence (AI) computing infrastructure provider KonstTech (Konst)....
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29.03.26 - 03:30
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AI race turns into real-time elimination game as advantages fade within months (Digitimes)
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The global AI is entering a new phase where competitive advantages are increasingly short-lived, often eroding within months or even weeks. Across models, products, and platforms, no single player appears able to maintain a durable lead. Instead, the likely long-term winners will be those that can continuously adapt, integrate capabilities into everyday user workflows, and control distribution at scale—rather than those that simply build the most advanced models....
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29.03.26 - 03:30
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AI demand leaves memory industry′s commodity model intact (Digitimes)
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espite a surge in demand driven by generative artificial intelligence, the fundamental economics of the memory industry remain largely intact. While high-bandwidth memory (HBM) has created a premium segment, the broader market continues to operate on standardized, high-volume production rather than structural product differentiation....
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29.03.26 - 01:00
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South Korean chip giants step up China investments to combat global AI memory shortage (SCMP)
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Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix are stepping up investments in their China wafer fabs as they race to boost supply amid a tightening memory chip market driven by demand for artificial intelligence computing, underscoring China's continued role in semiconductor production despite US restrictions.
Samsung Electronics invested 465.4 billion won (US$308.8 million) in its Xian chip plant in 2025, a 67.5 per cent increase from a year earlier, according to an annual report filed with South Korea's......
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28.03.26 - 23:24
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Debbie Dupes Dallas: Porn Legends Clone Themselves With AI To Keep Raking It In Long After Retiring (ZeroHedge)
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Debbie Dupes Dallas: Porn Legends Clone Themselves With AI To Keep Raking It In Long After Retiring
Worn-out porn stars have found a fresh way to keep raking in the cash long after they've aged out of the business, according to a new report from WIRED.
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OhChat, a British startup that lets adult creators clone themselves with AI, has inked deals with Lisa Ann and Cherie DeVille to license their likenesses on the platform, basically creating a digital version of them in every possible way that can churn out custom sex scenes for paying customers.
Despite leaving the business in 2019, Lisa Ann now charges $30 per month to give fans the ability to cook up X-rated scenarios of her using the bot.
“This keeps my name alive,” said of her AI clone in an interview with WIRED. “She's never going to age.”
“For guys that like to say good morning or good night, they now have that access. The fact that I'm not shooting scenes anymore also allows new scenes to be created,” she added.
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28.03.26 - 22:30
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AI infrastructure on the front line: Lessons for Asean from the Iran war (SCMP)
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On March 1, after Israel and the United States initiated attacks against Iran, Amazon Web Services reported drone strikes against data centre facilities in the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain. The strikes caused structural damage to the company's infrastructure, impairing cloud services for those countries.
Iran warned that US tech companies with Israeli links, including Google, Microsoft, Palantir, Nvidia and Oracle, were on Tehran's list of “legitimate targets” for countermeasures.
Strikes on......
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