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Halliday is attempting a comeback with its new G2 smart glasses, a camera-free device aimed at professionals and meeting environments. The company's original product was heavily criticized, but the G2 introduces significant improvements.
Google is reportedly developing the 'Frozen v2' chip, which integrates the Gemini AI architecture directly into hardware, promising up to 10 times greater efficiency than current TPUs.
Google is reportedly developing a chip that embeds its Gemini AI model directly into the silicon, a move that could revolutionize AI hardware design. The chip, called 'Frozen v2,' aims to improve performance and efficiency by hardwiring the model into the hardware itself.
Learn which laptop features actually matter for performance and how to make smart spending decisions when buying a new computer. Discover the key hardware components that affect your daily computing experience.
OpenAI and Work Louder have unveiled the Codex Micro, a hardware controller designed to replace traditional keyboard commands with intuitive physical inputs for AI agents.
OpenAI releases a $230 RGB-backlit keyboard to complement its Codex coding platform, amid a legal battle with Apple over hardware trade theft allegations.
OpenAI has launched Codex Micro, a square-shaped hardware device designed to work with its Codex coding platform. The move represents a strategic expansion into the developer tools market.
OpenAI is entering the hardware space with a screenless AI speaker designed to feel alive, but a legal battle with Apple could delay its 2027 launch.
Apple sues OpenAI over alleged trade secret theft through employee poaching, as OpenAI prepares to launch its first hardware product in 2027.
This explainer explores why agentic AI systems require more than just GPUs, examining the computational demands of autonomous AI and how this is reshaping hardware design and infrastructure strategies.
Learn how cross-chip AI software breaks Nvidia's dominance by enabling AI models to run on various hardware platforms, making AI more accessible and competitive.
Chinese startup Deepseek is developing its own AI chip to enhance performance and reduce costs, reflecting a broader industry trend toward hardware-software integration.
