OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella reveal ambitious plans including a $100 billion revenue target for 2027 and a $3 trillion AI infrastructure investment. The partnership between the two tech giants continues to evolve amid growing market competition.
Quantum computers face fundamental limitations beyond engineering challenges. New research suggests some questions may be physically unanswerable, raising profound implications for science and cryptography.
While the Federal Reserve prepares rate cuts and tech giants report earnings, Nvidia’s $500 billion order backlog and presidential meetings demonstrate its unprecedented market influence. The chipmaker’s strategic positioning between Washington and Beijing makes it the most important company in glob
HPE secures major contract to build Discovery, Oak Ridge’s next exascale supercomputer, alongside Lux AI cluster. The systems represent significant technological leaps in computing architecture and cooling systems for scientific research.
The U.S. Department of Energy has formed a $1 billion partnership with AMD to build two advanced supercomputers. These systems will accelerate research in fusion energy, cancer treatments, and national security applications.
Google’s quantum computing team claims their latest algorithm demonstrates practical quantum advantage by solving a real-world physics problem with unprecedented speed. The Quantum Echoes algorithm reportedly performed calculations 13,000 times faster than the world’s fastest supercomputer. This represents a significant step beyond previous quantum supremacy demonstrations toward practical applications.
Google’s quantum computing division is making waves again, with researchers reportedly demonstrating what could be the first genuine example of practical quantum advantage. According to their newly published paper in Nature, the team’s quantum processor solved a complex physics problem thousands of times faster than even the world’s most powerful supercomputers could manage.
Soluna has secured a 3.3MW Bitcoin mining hosting agreement with treasury firm KULR Technology at its Project Sophie facility in Kentucky. The deal represents a new direction for treasury companies allocating significant resources to digital assets. Full operations are expected by late 2025.
In a move that signals evolving corporate treasury strategies, data center developer Soluna has reportedly inked a 3.3MW Bitcoin mining partnership with KULR Technology Group. According to industry sources, the agreement will see KULR—a company that recently committed 90% of its cash reserves to Bitcoin—deploy mining hardware at Soluna’s Project Sophie facility in Kentucky.
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