QumulusAI raises $500m to expand AI compute infrastructure
QumulusAI Secures $500M Blockchain-Backed Facility for AI Compute Expansion Revolutionizing AI Infrastructure Financing QumulusAI has announced a groundbreaking $500 million…
QumulusAI Secures $500M Blockchain-Backed Facility for AI Compute Expansion Revolutionizing AI Infrastructure Financing QumulusAI has announced a groundbreaking $500 million…
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Intel has revealed its Crescent Island data center GPU specifically engineered for AI inference workloads. Featuring Xe3P architecture and 160GB memory, this power-optimized accelerator targets enterprise servers and tokens-as-a-service providers.
Intel has officially unveiled its Crescent Island data center GPU, a specialized AI accelerator designed specifically for inference workloads in enterprise and cloud environments. The announcement came during the 2025 OCP Global Summit, where Intel executives emphasized the GPU’s high memory capacity and energy-efficient performance characteristics that position it as a competitive offering in the rapidly evolving AI hardware landscape.
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Elon Musk’s xAI has officially launched the Macrohard initiative with a massive AI supercomputer cluster in Memphis. The facility features 100,000 NVIDIA H100 graphics processors and aims to compete directly with Microsoft’s AI infrastructure through a novel licensing approach similar to Windows.
Elon Musk has officially unveiled his ambitious Macrohard AI supercomputer initiative through xAI, deploying a massive data-center cluster in Memphis, Tennessee that directly challenges Microsoft’s AI empire. The facility, codenamed Colossus 2, represents one of the largest single-site AI compute installations in the United States with approximately 100,000 NVIDIA H100 graphics processing units delivering exascale computational capacity. This strategic move positions Elon Musk as a formidable competitor in the rapidly expanding artificial intelligence infrastructure market.
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