Australia pace bowler Mitchell Starc said Thursday he could not be compared with Wasim Akram after he surpassed the Pakistani great as the leading left-arm pace bowler in Test history.
Starc’s six-wicket haul on day one of the second Ashes Test…
Cortisol is a hormone, also known as a stress hormone, produced by and released from your adrenal glands. It has many functions in the human body. According to the National Institutes of Health, some of them are stress response, regulating…
Protein is essential for women aiming to build strength, maintain lean muscle, or support an active lifestyle. Yet, many experience bloating, gas, or stomach discomfort after taking whey protein, which can make sticking to a routine…
Generative AI could have written this introduction, but there’s a good chance it would have started hallucinating.
Hallucination, which Google failed to mention in its AI-filled 2025…
The rapid proliferation of generative AI has dramatically increased data center power consumption, creating a global societal challenge. In Europe, this has led to increased demand for infrastructures that reconcile performance, energy efficiency and data sovereignty. Specifically, many organizations now operate AI models continuously in production and require predictable performance, controlled operating costs and a reduced environmental footprint. CPU-based architectures are particularly well suited to these requirements because they offer stable performance, efficient energy use and simple integration within existing environments.
Fujitsu, with its advanced computing technologies, is developing the FUJITSU-MONAKA processor, which employs world-leading technologies cultivated in its supercomputer development activities. Built on leading-edge 2-nanometer technology and featuring unique technologies such as its own microarchitecture optimized for advanced 3D packaging and ultra-low voltage circuit operation, it is designed to deliver both high performance and power efficiency across diverse computing applications including enterprise AI.
Aligning with its objective to provide organizations, from innovative startups to large enterprises, with infrastructure that matches their operational and strategic requirements, Scaleway offers a full spectrum of cloud services, from its AI Factory with powerful GPUs to highly efficient computing infrastructure, to offer the appropriate architecture for each use case while maintaining full transparency on performance, cost and environmental impact.
Building on their ongoing discussions to define key use cases, the two companies will commence this joint Proof of Concept (PoC) in the second half of 2026. Based on the results, the parties will consider establishing and providing pilot environments for customers from 2027 onwards. Moving forward, Fujitsu and Scaleway will explore the commercialization of new CPU-based AI inference services optimized for the European market.
Sony Electronics introduces the Alpha 7 V (ILCE-7M5), the fifth generation in the Alpha 7 Full-frame mirrorless lineup, powered by the newly developed partially stacked Exmor RS CMOS image sensor with approximately 33.0 effective megapixels.
The…
Artist Bill Walker is one of those guys who always seems to be in the right place at the right time. Having met Phil Lesh, the Grateful Dead bassist and avant-garde classical composer, as a student at Nevada Southern University (now the…