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OpenAI Building Its Own AI Chip
OpenAI has introduced its first custom inference chip, built to run AI models more efficiently. As AI competition grows, companies are increasingly focusing not only on software and models but also on the hardware that powers them.
Can you actually notice the 21 percent NPU improvement when using AI features on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8 Ultra?
Samsung says the new chip provides a 21 percent faster NPU compared with the Fold7. Since so many features now use on-device AI, I’m curious if the improvement is visible in everyday AI tasks.
How useful is the NPU in the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8?
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold8’s processor has a dedicated NPU for AI-related tasks, and I’m curious how much of that actually comes into everyday use. Are AI features noticeably faster or more responsive because of the customized chip?
Increased AI adoption has reduced the demand of memory and storage chips
With RAM and storage chip shortages expected to continue until 2028, but prices potentially falling in 2027, would you wait until next year to buy a new smartphone or laptop? Or do you think AI-driven demand will keep device prices high?
Vivo X Fold 6 is getting a special Dimensity 9500 chip designed for foldables and AI
Vivo and MediaTek have teamed up to bring a customized processor, the Dimensity 9500 Super Edition, especially for its upcoming Vivo X Fold 6. Do you think it will offer better performance compared to X Fold 5?
I keep hearing about AI inference? What exactly is this?
From Google to OpenAI, everyone keeps talking about AI inference and how it is a critical part of the infrastructure. Google even released the new Ironwood TPU and called it the chip for the age of inference.
