The UK unveiled a ÂŁ225 million AI supercomputer, Isambard-AI, in Bristol, aimed at advancing technological and medical breakthroughs. Utilizing cutting-edge computing capabilities, it is expected to support complex AI tasks across various sectors, promising significant impacts on health and research initiatives in the UK and beyond.
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Amazon confirmed layoffs in its AWS cloud division following a strategic review, saying the cuts were not primarily driven by AI. The company continues to hire in key areas.
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LONDON (Reuters) -Britain set out its plan to invest 1 billion pounds ($1.34 billion) in computing infrastructure to drive the development of artificial intelligence, which will increase its public compute capacity 20 fold over the next five years. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced the funding at London Tech Week last month, where he shared the stage with Nvidia’s chief executive Jensen Huang. The tech leader said Britain needed to boost its computing infrastructure to deliver the full potential of its leading artificial intelligence research base.
The Isambard-AI supercomputer is made fully operational as the government unveils fresh AI plans.
Hopes ÂŁ225m Isambard-AI in Bristol will unleash new era of technological, medical and social breakthroughs
Nvidia and the University of Bristol unveiled the UK’s fastest AI supercomputer on Thursday, continuing the company’s push into sovereign AI.
OpenAI announced the launch of ChatGPT agent, which the company claims to be its most capable AI agent product yet.
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