Small but mighty: meet NVIDIA's personal AI supercomputer.
The computer, called "Project DIGITS", has a custom built chip that contains a 1 petaflop Nvidia Blackwell GPU and an Arm CPU. A single computer can run models with 200 billion parameters, while two connected units can run models with 405 billion parameters. For example, this is the size of the largest variant of Meta's Llama language model, its alternative to ChatGPT.
Project DIGITS has 128GB of RAM and up to 4TB of storage. It runs NVIDIA's Linux-based DGX OS, which comes with popular AI developer tools like the NeMo framework.
Project DIGITS starts at $3000 and will be available in May.
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The computer, called "Project DIGITS", has a custom built chip that contains a 1 petaflop Nvidia Blackwell GPU and an Arm CPU. A single computer can run models with 200 billion parameters, while two connected units can run models with 405 billion parameters. For example, this is the size of the largest variant of Meta's Llama language model, its alternative to ChatGPT.
Project DIGITS has 128GB of RAM and up to 4TB of storage. It runs NVIDIA's Linux-based DGX OS, which comes with popular AI developer tools like the NeMo framework.
Project DIGITS starts at $3000 and will be available in May.
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The VLC media player adds automatic subtitle generation.
The open-source media player, which recently celebrated 6 billion downloads, announced a new feature at CES. Using on-device AI, it can generate subtitles and even translate them to different languages. This feature supports both live streams and regular video.
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The open-source media player, which recently celebrated 6 billion downloads, announced a new feature at CES. Using on-device AI, it can generate subtitles and even translate them to different languages. This feature supports both live streams and regular video.
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Revealed: some specs and AI features of the upcoming #Galaxy S25 series.
Portuguese website Tecnoblog has shared some advertising images for the upcoming Galaxy S25 series.
The images reveal a new feature called "Now Brief", which uses the Now Bar in One UI 7 and AI to provide suggestions based on the time of day. Google Gemini was also shown with a new UI as well as Samsung Notes integration. Specifications were also revealed:
Portuguese website Tecnoblog has shared some advertising images for the upcoming Galaxy S25 series.
The images reveal a new feature called "Now Brief", which uses the Now Bar in One UI 7 and AI to provide suggestions based on the time of day. Google Gemini was also shown with a new UI as well as Samsung Notes integration. Specifications were also revealed:
- Galaxy S25 and Galaxy S25+ have a 50MP primary camera, a 12MP ultrawide camera, and a 10MP telephoto camera with 3x zoom.
- Galaxy S25 Ultra has a 200MP primary camera with OIS, a 50MP ultrawide camera, a 10MP telephoto camera with 3x zoom, and a 50MP super-telephoto camera with 5x zoom. It also has a 12MP selfie camera on the front
- Galaxy S25+ has a 4,900mAh battery that can last up to 30 hours of video playback. Galaxy S25 Ultra has a 5,000mAh battery that can last up to 31 hours of video playback.
- All 3 phones have a 12MP selfie camera.
New styles and true AR: these are Meta's leaked smart glasses plans for 2025.
According to a report from Bloomberg, #Meta will release 2 new models of smart glasses this year.
The first, codenamed "Supernova 2", will be made in partnership with Oakley and be based on the company's Sphaera glasses. This model will have a camera in the center and be targeted towards athletes.
The other, codenamed "Hypernova", is a high-end version of the current Ray-Ban Meta glasses. These glasses will have a small display on the bottom part of the right lens and be capable of displaying notifications, photos and simple apps, as well as responses from Meta AI. There might also be a wristband controller. This comes at a price - Hypernova is expected to cost $1000.
Meta is also planning a consumer version of the Orion prototype glasses, codenamed "Artemis", to be released as early as 2027.
(Images: Oakley / Meta)
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According to a report from Bloomberg, #Meta will release 2 new models of smart glasses this year.
The first, codenamed "Supernova 2", will be made in partnership with Oakley and be based on the company's Sphaera glasses. This model will have a camera in the center and be targeted towards athletes.
The other, codenamed "Hypernova", is a high-end version of the current Ray-Ban Meta glasses. These glasses will have a small display on the bottom part of the right lens and be capable of displaying notifications, photos and simple apps, as well as responses from Meta AI. There might also be a wristband controller. This comes at a price - Hypernova is expected to cost $1000.
Meta is also planning a consumer version of the Orion prototype glasses, codenamed "Artemis", to be released as early as 2027.
(Images: Oakley / Meta)
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The headlining feature is Now Brief, which appears in the new Now Bar in the morning.
Now Brief is powered by the Personal Data Engine, which was developed together with Oxford Semantic Technologies.