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AI chip sales are driving stock markets to new records - Vimarsana News

AI chip sales are driving stock markets to new records

Nvidia's unprecedented leap in revenue from higher chip sales for AI and cloud use speaks volumes about the future of the technology and its impact on the economy.

On-Device Generative AI Expected to Drive Heterogenous AI Chipset Shipments to Over 1.8 Billion by 2030 - Vimarsana News

On-Device Generative AI Expected to Drive Heterogenous AI Chipset Shipments to Over 1.8 Billion by 2030

Distributing workloads across heterogenous processor architectures proves more effective for generative, multi-modal, productive on-device AI applications

RISC-V Processors Addressing Edge AI Devices to Reach 129 Million Shipments by 2030 - Vimarsana News

RISC-V Processors Addressing Edge AI Devices to Reach 129 Million Shipments by 2030

Reduced Instruction Set Computing (RISC)-V processor architectures are starting to address edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) workloads, and this trend is set to continue throughout the decade. According to a new report from global technology...

Seattle business leader Roger Nyhus confirmed as ambassador to Barbados - Vimarsana News

Seattle business leader Roger Nyhus confirmed as ambassador to Barbados

SEATTLE — The U.S. Senate has confirmed Seattle business leader and Democratic political fundraiser Roger Nyhus as ambassador to Barbados and the Eastern Caribbean. Nyhus, who was nominated for the

WTO protests in Seattle 20 years ago helped change progressive politics - Vimarsana News

WTO protests in Seattle 20 years ago helped change progressive politics

An array of issues brought tens of thousands of protesters to Seattle 20 years ago Saturday, with one unifying theme: concern that the World Trade Organization, a then-little-known body charged with regulating international trade, threatened them all.