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Wednesday, February 5- Armada Expands Edge AI in Saudi Arabia with Aramco Digital and Microsoft
- Supermicro Ramps Full Production of NVIDIA Blackwell Rack-Scale Solutions with NVIDIA HGX B200
- Altair Enhances HPCWorks with AI-Driven Scheduling and Cloud Scaling
- Alluxio Enhances Enterprise AI with Version 3.5 for Faster Model Training
- Krutrim Secures $230M for AI Research in India, Launches New Frontier Lab
- UMD Study: AI Jobs Rise While Overall US Hiring Declines
- Code.org, in Partnership with Amazon, Launches New AI Curriculum for Grades 8-12
- Model N: Life Sciences and High-Tech Shift to Automated Revenue Management
- Ansys 2025 R1 Expands AI, Cloud, and HPC for Faster Engineering
- VDURA to Showcase Next-Gen Data Platform at Rice University’s Energy HPC Conference
- EY and Microsoft Unveil AI Skills Passport to Bridge Workforce AI Training Gap
- LLNL Study Explores ML-Driven Binary Analysis for Software Security
- OpenEuroLLM Awarded STEP Seal for Advancing Multilingual AI in Europe
- Oracle and Google Cloud Expand Availability, Enhance Oracle Database@Google Cloud
- Andrew Ng: DeepSeek-R1 and the Future of Generative AI
- NEC Spins Off hootfolio to Advance AI-Driven Causal Analysis
- AWS Secures Multi-Year Deal with Australian Government
- DeepSeek-R1 Now Live With NVIDIA NIM
- VAST Data Supports Canada’s Sovereign AI Strategy with Hypertec Cloud Collaboration
- Microsoft Releases Q2 Financials Showing Strong Cloud and AI Growth
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From the New York Times article "Power, Pollution and the Internet" to Greenpeace's criticisms of the heavy use of carbon-emitting energy sources by Amazon and other cloud computing datacenters, ...Full Article