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Agentic AI Is Coming for Your CPUs

For the past few years, the hardware story surrounding artificial intelligence (AI) has mostly been about GPUs. NVIDIA’s accelerators became some of the hottest hardware on the planet, high-bandwidth memory followed them into short supply, and companies scrambled to build data centers capable of supplying enough power to keep everything running. CPUs, meanwhile, have received relatively little attention.

But now that is changing. Chatbots are giving way to more powerful agentic AI systems that can execute commands on a user’s behalf. These algorithms may still rely on GPUs for operation, but the workflows they initiate make use of conventional computer applications. And that, of course, means that they need CPUs to get work done.

The impacts of agentic AI are already showing up in the real world. Earlier this year, Amazon Web Services reportedly instructed engineers to conserve CPU resources wherever possible after AI workloads created longer wait times for...

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Some Places Have Already Banned AI Glasses, And The List Just Keeps Growing

Courts, schools and other public places are increasingly banning AI glasses. Alexander Fedosov/Shutterstock AI glasses with cameras can look like just a normal pair of glasses, but they are becoming more and more unwelcome in courthouses, schools and other public places for safety and privacy reasons. While no country

Rachelle Hampton won’t admit how long she spent charting the use of ‘murmur’ in Twilight

Rachelle Hampton is a writer and co-owner at Defector Media, and the host of Normal Gossip, a podcast of anonymous listener-submitted stories about everyday drama. Whether that’s lies about luxury wool in a literal knitting circle, the impeachment of a hypocritical HOA president, or a COVID outbreak at a

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‘These aren’t just any earbuds, they’re FlyBuds’: Tribit’s super-cheap buds offer great audio for the money, but this one disappointing issue means I can’t recommend them

The Tribit FlyBuds C3 are a good set of wireless earbuds, with impressive sound quality for the money, strong EQ options, and a comfortable fit. However, their underwhelming battery life and plasticky build slightly hold them back. And while they’re temptingly cheap, their limited ANC is the one thing

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The iconic Herman Miller Aeron office chair gets a $482 discount in the Black Friday sale

The Herman Miller Aeron just got a little cheaper - thanks to the Black Friday sale, this famous office chair is currently available at a starting price of $1,331.25, which is a saving of $443.75 on its usual price of $1,775. That’s still a huge

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Some Places Have Already Banned AI Glasses, And The List Just Keeps Growing

Rachelle Hampton won’t admit how long she spent charting the use of ‘murmur’ in Twilight

‘These aren’t just any earbuds, they’re FlyBuds’: Tribit’s super-cheap buds offer great audio for the money, but this one disappointing issue means I can’t recommend them

The iconic Herman Miller Aeron office chair gets a $482 discount in the Black Friday sale