What If You Could Feel the 'Speed' of an Expensive AI PC Before Buying It?
Introducing web tools that let you check actual performance and prevent bottlenecks before purchasing high-spec hardware to run local LLMs.
Introducing web tools that let you check actual performance and prevent bottlenecks before purchasing high-spec hardware to run local LLMs.
We explain why major AI companies like OpenAI, DeepSeek, and Tesla are racing to develop their own custom AI chips and what it means for the future.
Introduce Magnitude, an open-source engine that helps you use AI models quickly and affordably by maximizing your computer's performance instead of relying on expensive cloud AI.
Can building a high-performance AI server at home save you on monthly API subscription fees? We examine the AI economics calculation, carefully weighing hardware investment costs against electricity bills.
An easy-to-understand explanation of the concepts, use cases, and differences from GPUs of FPGA (Field-Programmable Gate Array), a flexible hardware for AI inference acceleration.
Can artificial intelligence models produce perfectly identical results on different AI hardware? We explore the fascinating technical competition between the AMD MI300X and Nvidia H100.
We explain what Etched's 'Sohu' chip—a new AI chip threatening Nvidia GPUs—is and why it is specialized for Transformer models.
Discover 'PlugClaw,' a thumb-sized hardware device that transforms your smartphone or PC into your own dedicated AI workstation just by plugging it in.
From essential GPU health management for AI training and high-performance tasks to 'Pantheon' technology that revolutionizes mobile AI performance, we make it easy to understand.
Can you run AI at high speeds without expensive GPUs? Introducing the latest experiment that achieved over 20,000 tokens per second on a $250 FPGA chip.
We explore the design and pricing details of the hockey puck-sized, screenless smart speaker that OpenAI is developing with a targeted 2027 launch.
We explain how to use local AI, along with performance test results from running the high-performance Qwen 3.6 35B MoE model directly on an RTX 3090 graphics card.
Tindie, the global marketplace for unique electronic components and hardware, has welcomed a new management team after a two-week service disruption. Here is a simple explanation of what changed.