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How Ivan Terzi Built GPU Infrastructure for Healthcare, Research, and Government

Modern organizations depend on computing hardware more than ever. Hospitals rely on graphics processors for medical imaging. Research institutions use them for scientific computing. Government agencies depend on specialized workstations to support mission-critical operations. Yet one overlooked problem continues to affect thousands of organizations across the United States: hardware compatibility.

While most technology distributors focus on the newest products, many critical systems still depend on graphics cards that manufacturers stopped producing years ago. Replacing an entire workstation because a single GPU is unavailable is often impractical and prohibitively expensive.

Recognizing this challenge early, entrepreneur and technology executive Ivan Terzi built a business model designed to solve a problem that much of the industry overlooked.

Identifying a Critical Gap in the Technology Market

After relocating to the United States in 2015, Terzi founded TBR Trade Groupin 2016 with a vision that differed from traditional hardware distribution. Rather than focusing exclusively...

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What Hollywood thinks about existential AI warnings

As the tech sector sounds alarms about AI’s potential to destroy humanity, entertainment labor groups are urging the public to stay focused on what’s already happening. The Verge reached out to Disney, Netflix, Amazon, Lionsgate, and other studios who have started using AI, as well film startups focused

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Manus seeks $4B valuation in new $500M fundraise as it resumes independent ops

Chinese AI startup Manus, which earlier this year had to break off a merger with Meta, is in discussions to raise $500 million at a $4 billion valuation now that it has resumed operations as an independent company, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing anonymous sources. Potential investors in the

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A new chapter for MIT Reads

As it marks its 10-year anniversary, MIT Reads is being reimagined for the age of artificial intelligence. Recognizing the need to foster social connection and a sense of our shared humanity, the popular MIT Libraries’ program will turn its focus to fiction and memoir, and to the particular power of

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Native BM25 search in AlloyDB and Cloud SQL

Vector search is a critical component of generative AI, retrieval-augmented generation (RAG), and data agent architectures, but sometimes vector search alone isn't enough. While vector embeddings are incredible at understanding conceptual meaning, they stumble on specific alphanumeric IDs and exact product SKU numbers. To build truly robust search

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