PyTorch 2.15 Fixes One Bad GPU Training Failures
PyTorch 2.15 tackles the one bad GPU problem, allowing large model training to continue when a single card fails instead of halting the entire run.
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China Lunar Spacesuits to Get Wi-Fi by 2030
China plans Wi-Fi and Ethernet in lunar spacesuits for its 2030 crewed moon landing, aiming to give astronauts stable internet on the lunar surface.
Apple’s roaming home robot may launch by 2027
Apple is reportedly developing a roaming home robot that can do FaceTime and switch lights on, with a possible launch by 2027.
Oracle to Offer Google TPUs to AI Customers
Oracle partners with Google to offer TPU access to its cloud AI customers, giving them an alternative to Nvidia GPUs amid growing pressure for AI returns.
iFixit iPhone Duo Teardown: Repairability Score 5/10
iFixit's iPhone Duo teardown reveals a hidden display crease and a fragile hinge, earning a 5/10 repairability score—the best among foldables.
Intel IPv6 Connectivity Performance Suite bugs
Intel's IPv6 'optimization' in its Connectivity Performance Suite breaks networking for users. Also: Character.ai bankruptcy, Rust borrow checker 11-year-old bu
US Navy’s X-BAT Runway-Free Drone
US Navy and Shield AI invest $150M each in the X-BAT runway-free fighter drone for late-year flight tests.
Nvidia DGX Spark Price Jumps 75% to $6,950
Nvidia quietly jacked up the DGX Spark — 128 GB now costs $6,950, a nearly 75% jump blamed on a 'memory crunch.'
Steam’s Frame Handheld Costs $1,059
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1Password Sponsorship Sparks Controversy
AI news digest: hacker forums, password manager debates, robotics limits, Meta updates, Rust vs RTOS, Google's new models.