Tiernan Ray is a journalist with a focus on business and technology. With over 29 years of experience, he has written for publications such as Barron's, Fortune, Bloomberg, and The New York Times. Currently, he works as an AI/ML reporter for ZDNet and is also the editor of The Technology Letter.
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Tiernan Ray's coverage predominantly revolves around AI technology, particularly focusing on the latest developments in artificial intelligence applications and technologies. His articles often feature event coverage, press releases, and citing of data.
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By: Tiernan Ray
Avi Wigderson's pioneering work on randomness advanced the idea that some problems may simply be beyond even the most powerful computers.
The second version of Meta's custom silicon is more than three times as fast as its predecessor, thanks to a much larger part and an expansion of the memory capacity on the chip.
By: Tiernan Ray
Cost and safety issues are part of a burgeoning industrial market for AI taking over from a research community of AI scholars.
By: Tiernan Ray
The Hala Point machine brings compute efficiency that rivals GPUs and CPUs on some tasks, Intel said.
Called Arctic, the open-source AI model boasts better enterprise metrics than Llama 3 8B and Llama 2 70B.
第2世代の「ニューロモーフィック」コンピューターチップの発表から3年後、Intelは米国時間4月17日、このチップを1152基内蔵した単一の並列処理システム「Hala Point」を、米エネルギー省のサンディア国立研究所と協力して構築したと 発表した 。
Google will pay a quarterly dividend of twenty cents, which is surprising, but also one of the lowest payouts among large tech stocks.
The phone giant's open-source large language model beats previous models by melding the insights of many researchers.
iPhone users can now use Claude for free. Anthropic plans to enhance the teams application to integrate with CRMs.
By: Tiernan Ray
The company is trying to not only reinvent reactors but also reinvent fuel production and transportation. It’ll take several years yet before we know if it works.
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