A good January day to you! There was major chip news last week, most of it coming out of the big CES show in Las Vegas, along with other developments ….
HPC News Bytes 20260112: Big Chip News at CES, TSMC’s Arizona Expansion, Sandia’s Neuromorphic News
January 12, 2026 by
Supermicro Expands Edge Portfolio with NVIDIA, Intel and AMD-Powered Platforms
January 6, 2026 by
San Jose and Las Vegas, Jan. 6, 2026 – Super Micro Computer, Inc. will showcase its latest high-performance Super AI Station in Las Vegas at CES, designed for AI developers, start-ups and higher education and research professionals. “The consumer technology landscape is evolving faster than ever, driven by breakthroughs in consumer-focused AI applications,” said Charles […]
Nvidia at CES: Omniverse Blueprint for Industry, Generative Physical AI, Access to Blackwells, Cosmos Model for Physical AI
January 7, 2025 by
Nvidia issued its anticipated raft of news at CES this week, here’s an overview of announcements for the HPC-AI sector: ‘Mega’ Omniverse Blueprint for Industrial Robot Fleet Digital Twins… The company said Mega is an omniverse framework ….
GIGABYTE Brings AI and Cloud Solutions to CES 2020
January 6, 2020 by
GIGABYTE is showcasing AI, Cloud, and Smart Applications this week at CES 2020 in Las Vegas. “GIGABYTE is renowned for its craftsmanship and dedication to innovating new technologies that are current with the time and helping humanity leap forward for more than 30 years. GIGABYTE’s accomplishments in motherboards and graphics cards have set the standard for the industry to follow, and the quality and performance of its products have been the excellence that competitors look up to. GIGABYTE has leveraged the experience and know-how to establish a trusted reputation in data center expertise, and is responsible in supplying the hardware and support to some of the biggest companies involved in HPC and cloud & web hosting services, enabling their successes in the respective fields.”
Nvidia Rolls Tegra X1: Supercomputer on a Chip
January 6, 2015 by
The new Tegra X1 provides more power than a supercomputer the size of a suburban family home from 15 years ago.
