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25 pieces on infrastructure — practical workflows, case studies and field notes.
Anthropic's workbench stitched fifty years of space-telescope data and filled the missing third with an AI inpainting step. The map is a teaching tool, not a research instrument — and the failure that survived two reviews is the more interesting story.
Naveen Rao's Unconventional AI says its first 'dynamical computer' draws 500 nanojoules per image — and warns AI will hit a power ceiling within three years.
Luca Ferrari's Bending Spoons owns Airtable, Miro, Eventbrite, Vimeo and AOL. His podcast appearance this week laid out the playbook.
The 16 September release adds ten more model families running on Intel's own CPUs and GPUs — including Qwen3.8 27B and Muse Glimmer 30B — and brings image generation to Intel's small on-chip AI accelerators for the first time.
AI agents tell you what they think went wrong — verifying them still means tab-switching out to a browser. AWS has put the dashboards in the same chat thread.
NVIDIA's rack-scale accelerator for low-latency agent inference is now in full production, with European AI cloud Nebius first to deploy it. UK teams won't buy the hardware — but the speed will reach them through the AI services they already pay for.
A French startup is making the software-first case against Cerebras's silicon-first one — and Europe is bankrolling the bet.
Anthropic and OpenAI tokens at one-tenth of the official rate sound like a deal — until you trace the supply chain. A UK buyer should know what they're really buying.
Anthropic's most capable Opus yet ships on Amazon Bedrock this week with zero data retention — at half Fable 5's price.
The chipmaker is putting up to five billion dollars into Anthropic and getting up to two gigawatts of new AMD AI chip capacity dedicated to Claude in return — its biggest push yet to become a real second supplier for frontier AI.
Six flagship creative studios wired AI agents into their tools at SIGGRAPH on Monday. The deeper play is where the silicon ends up.
NVIDIA's new 'max single-threaded CPU at scale' is built for persistent AI agents — not the queue of human requests. Industry analysts say Chinese data centres could have it in August.
The $30bn compute deal is now live, putting Claude inside Microsoft's enterprise control plane on NVIDIA's newest GPUs.
AWS and Cisco authors show how to add agent-to-agent communication to existing services via a thin translation layer — without rewriting business logic.
A new free, self-hosted tool gives small UK teams one place to send any AI request — with a backup that kicks in the moment their usual provider goes down.
An Israeli-Swedish firm pitches ocean waves as the round-the-clock renewable for coastal AI data centres, with NVIDIA's simulation tools running the maths.
A new routing product claims near-frontier output at half the cost per call. The question for UK small teams: does the same trick work with open-weights models?
A 16 June report describes ASUS's ExpertCenter Pro ET900N G3 — a tower built around NVIDIA's top-end desktop AI chip. The machine is built for researchers; the trend it hints at is what the rest of us should watch.
Google's Open Knowledge Format turns scattered internal context into a folder of plain-text files any AI agent can read. It is a draft, but it formalises a pattern small teams can already use for free.
Built on Cosmos 3, the new skills automate the fragmented middle of robot, self-driving and vision AI research — with free trial credits to try them.
OpenAI's GPT-5.5, GPT-5.4 and Codex are now on Amazon Bedrock — under the AWS security and procurement controls UK firms already use.
Artificial Analysis launched AgentPerf to measure agent workloads, not single chats. NVIDIA's latest Blackwell platform leads on agents-per-megawatt — the metric that quietly sets the cost floor for agentic AI services.
Apple's most demanding AI features will now run on rented hardware in Google Cloud. For UK firms worried about client data, the privacy design Apple published is the story — not where the boxes are sitting.
A partnership announced at Microsoft's Build conference links Windows devices, Microsoft's cloud and on-premise servers into one stack for AI agents. Most of it is enterprise-sized, but three pieces are within reach of a small UK team this quarter.
JetPack 7.2 and NemoClaw land on Jetson. SandStar moved from 16GB to 8GB devices in 30+ countries; NoTraffic cut memory 29%. Here's what to check this afternoon.