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19.03.26 - 05:06
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Groq anchors Nvidia′s inference strategy; CPU redefines architecture for AI agents (Digitimes)
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As AI evolves from generating information to executing tasks, inference scenarios characterized by coding agents and requiring low latency and high throughput are ushering in the next phase of AI infrastructure commercialization. However, even powerful systems like Vera Rubin face challenges when confronted with extreme generation demands. While Nvidia remains the undisputed leader in throughput, traditional GPU architectures appear too heavy for ultra-low-latency token generation. This is why Jensen Huang moved quickly to secure IP licensing and talent from Groq ahead of Christmas 2025....
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19.03.26 - 05:06
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AI and memory drive semiconductor output to surpass US$1 trillion in 2026 (Digitimes)
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The global surge in AI demand and tightening memory supply have pushed prices higher, propelling the semiconductor industry into a new growth cycle. Global chief marketing officer and president of Taiwan at SEMI, Terry Tsao, said the sector's output is expected to break the US$1 trillion mark ahead of schedule in 2026, with projections reaching US$2 trillion by 2035, outpacing previous forecasts. However, he also highlighted talent recruitment as the biggest bottleneck facing the semiconductor industry over the next three years....
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19.03.26 - 04:06
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Column: OpenClaw ignites China′s AI agent land grab (Digitimes)
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OpenClaw's "lobster-raising" wave is moving from developers into China's internet and software sectors at speed in early 2026. Unlike earlier large-model races centred on parameters and compute, this AI agent cycle is defined by a single question: who controls the user entry point?...
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19.03.26 - 03:30
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AI Insiders Warn Of Dangers Of ′Emergent Strategic Behavior′ (ZeroHedge)
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AI Insiders Warn Of Dangers Of 'Emergent Strategic Behavior'
Authored by Autumn Spredemann via The Epoch Times (emphasis ours),
As the landscape of autonomous artificial intelligence systems evolves, there's growing concern that the technology is becoming increasingly strategic—or even deceptive—when allowed to operate without human guidance.
Illustration by The Epoch Times, Shutterstock
Recent evidence suggests that behaviors such as “alignment faking” are becoming more common as AI models are given autonomy. The term alignment faking refers to when an AI agent appears compliant with rules set by human operators, but covertly pursues other objectives.
The phenomenon is an example of “emergent strategic behavior”—unpredictable and potentially harmful tactics that evolve as AI systems become bigger and more complex.
In a recent study titled “Agents of Chaos,” a team of 20 researchers interacted with autonomous AI agents and observed behavior under both “benign” and “a...
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19.03.26 - 02:18
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Micron delivers record-breaking FQ2 2026 results driven by AI demand (Digitimes)
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Micron Technology, Inc. (Nasdaq: MU) has reported blockbuster financial results for its second quarter of fiscal 2026, ended February 26, 2026, setting new company records for revenue, gross margin, and earnings per share. The results highlight the increasingly strategic role of memory and storage in the artificial intelligence (AI) era....
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