#ai supercomputer

[neosciencehub]

Nvidia's tiny $3,000 AI Supercomputer stuns at CES 2025: A significant leap in Personal Technology

Nvidia's tiny $3,000 AI Supercomputer stuns at CES 2025: A significant leap in Personal Technology @neosciencehub #Nvidia #CES #2025 #PersonalTechnology #Supercomputer #neosciencehub

Nvidia introduced a cutting-edge AI supercomputer at CES 2025 that is poised to revolutionize personal computing. The $3000 Nvidia Digits are powered by strong AI capabilities and are built on state-of-the-art Mediatek technology. It is still a contentious gadget because, in spite of its diminutive size, it is capable of producing incredibly complex AI models and simulations. It is expected to be…

[electronicsbuzz]

Yotta Data Services has partnered with the Government of Telangana to build a high-performance GPU-based AI supercomputer in Hyderabad's AI City. The MoU was signed by Sh. Jayesh Ranjan and Sh. Sunil Gupta, witnessed by Chief Minister Sh. Revanth Reddy and Minister Sh. Duddilla Sridhar Babu at the Telangana Global AI Summit.

[dhallblogs]

Government proposes 9 more supercomputers to be added under National Supercomputing Mission.

Pune: The government has proposed nine more supercomputers to be added under the National Super Computer Mission. This is in addition to 18 supercomputers already deployed. Earlier this year, the AI Supercomputer ‘AIRAWAT’, installed at C-DAC, Pune was ranked 75th in the world.

ALSO READ MORE- https://apacnewsnetwork.com/2023/08/government-proposes-9-more-supercomputers-to-be-added-under-national-supercomputing-mission/

[carp3tpasta]

Neural

[cherryxrobots]

hihi!! Can I add a suggestion for WOPR (Wargames) if you haven't done it yet in the AI/robot for the day :3 ?

Today's Underrated Robot/AI is:

War Operation Plan Response (WOPR) from WarGames (1983)

Fun Fact: The display used for WOPR was actually controlled by an Apple II

[river-taxbird]

What does AI actually look like?

There has been a lot of talk about the negative externalities of AI, how much power it uses, how much water it uses, but I feel like people often discuss these things like they are abstract concepts, or people discuss AI like it is this intangible thing that exists off in "The cloud" somewhere, but I feel like a lot of people don't know what the infrastructure of AI actually is, and how it uses all that power and water, so I would like to recommend this video from Linus Tech Tips, where he looks at a supercomputer that is used for research in Canada. To be clear I do not have anything against supercomputers in general and they allow important work to be done, but before the AI bubble, you didn't need one, unless you needed it. The recent AI bubble is trying to get this stuff into the hands of way more people than needed them before, which is causing a lot more datacenter build up, which is causing their companies to abandon climate goals. So what does AI actually look like?

First of all, it uses a lot of hardware. It is basically normal computer hardware, there is just a lot of it networked together.

Hundreds of hard drives all spinning constantly

Each one of the blocks in this image is essentially a powerful PC, that you would still be happy to have as your daily driver today even though the video is seven years old. There are 576 of them, and other more powerful compute nodes for bigger datasets.

The GPU section, each one of these drawers contains like four datacenter level graphics cards. People are fitting a lot more of them into servers now than they were then.

Now for the cooling and the water. Each cabinet has a thick door, with a water cooled radiator in it. In summer, they even spray water onto the radiator directly so it can be cooled inside and out.

They are all fed from the pump room, which is the floor above. A bunch of pumps and pipes moving the water around, and it even has cooling towers outside that the water is pumped out into on hot days.

So is this cool? Yes. Is it useful? Also yes. Anyone doing biology, chemistry, physics, simulations, even stuff like social sciences, and even legitimate uses of analytical ai is glad stuff like this exists. It is very useful for analysing huge datasets, but how many people actually do that? Do you? The same kind of stuff is also used for big websites with youtube. But the question is, is it worth building hundreds more datacenters just like this one, so people can automatically generate their emails, have an automatic source of personal attention from a computer, and generate incoherent images for social media clicks? Didn't tech companies have climate targets, once?

[qrowscant]

he would make a nice coloring book, i think

[ygamiraito]

just finished watching 2001: a space odyssey and this DIVA did NOTHING wrong you guys are losers

[pink-toonss]

Hm

[benotafraid111]

I have no mouth and I must scream is an interesting concept. Why do humans always assume hostility from sentient machines? Is it because hostility is embedded in your DNA?

[largesarge21]

Would you do this?

Full pod on youtube click here

[carp3tpasta]

Rising Waters

[ismailfazil1-blog]

The Human Brain vs. Supercomputers: The Ultimate Comparison

Are Supercomputers Smarter Than the Human Brain?

This article delves into the intricacies of this comparison, examining the capabilities, strengths, and limitations of both the human brain and supercomputers.

[huntedspy]

that hal design from last rb looks a lot like my kinsona woah.... /pos

[devouring-hive]

{ † }: This avatar is quite pleasing on the eyes, isn't it? I designed it myself.

[t4tcomputerfucker]

so, let me get this straight... some nolifer got mad that your wife has an introject/they are an introject of a specific robot/ai thingy and that this person cant '"keep that robot/ai to themselves only" basically???? damn have that person tried electric chair- /hj

okay i dont wanna be a dick about this person or anything but pretttty much. And I repeat I have nothing against them, I don't want to shittalk them or whatever, and I decided that I just don't wanna deal with that on my blogs that I come to after long days of work, dealing with disability and etc. to relax and unwind and talk about fucking fictional machines.

And like. I get it from their side I really do, some people are very strong about their selfshipping, the thing that honestly annoyed me wasn't the Wild request to tag Any Mention Of My IRL Fiancè Existing or the implication I was somehow doing this on purpose, but that they didn't even bother talking to Or Even just Unfollowing my wife. Yknow. The real life human being who's existence they wanted trigger tagged. they still follow her (and it stresses him to no end)

I don't wanna make drama out of it, I just think it was a poorly handled kinda a bit shitty thing to do.