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OpenAI Jalapeño: Better than Nvidia Blackwell
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OpenAI says its Jalapeño chip can power faster AI responses than the competition
OpenAI says its new AI chip, Jalape o, completes tasks more efficiently and returns responses faster than other AI systems, according to a blog post published on Tuesday. During a briefing with reporters, OpenAI hardware vice president Richard Ho said Jalape o offers the "best of both worlds" with lower latency and higher throughput, as AI systems typically "have to make a trade-off between the two." First introduced in June, Jalape o is an Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC) made in partnership with Broadcom. It's designed for AI inference - the process of running a trained AI model to complete a task or deploy an agent. To mea … Read the full story at The Verge.
Apple’s latest Mac Mini runs on a new M6 chip, and starts at $899
The base model of the Mac Mini comes with 256GB of storage, 16GB of RAM, and costs $899.
The Weird Ways We’ve Started Using AI Without Noticing
There is a point, maybe a few months into using AI regularly, when people stop experimenting with it and start developing habits around it.Continue reading on Ai-Ai-OH »
The AI Org Chart: Why Your Cheapest Model Might Be Your Best Hire
There s a decision every fintech product team eventually has to make, usually while staring at a usage-and-billing dashboard at 11pm: do Continue reading on Medium »
Hallucinations, Watermarks, Removers, and a Squeezed Balloon
Watermarks act at the model’s moments of doubt, and so do the safety checks that catch AI mistakes The post Hallucinations, Watermarks, Removers, and a Squeezed Balloon appeared first on Towards Data Science.
US data centers tripled annual water consumption to 17B gallons
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Where to preorder the updated Mac Mini and Mac Studio
The updated Mac Mini is a compact machine for home desktop use. | Image: Apple Apple has announced two new processors, the M6 and M5 Ultra, as well as updated Mac Mini and Mac studio machines powered by them. The new machines are already available for preorder directly from Apple, with shipping for most configurations starting on September 22nd, 2026. The Mac Mini starts at $899, $300 more than the M4-equipped base model from 2024, and the Mac Studio starts at $2,499, the same price as the current M4 Max model. The announcement comes just a few weeks ahead of Apple’s usual timing for an annual iPhone event. The upgraded macOS computers focus on AI performance and improved connectivity, with Apple making a variety of claims about performance gains compared to the previous models. Make sure to check out our full announcement posts for the Mac Mini and Mac Studio for all the details. How to preorder the Mac Mini The Mac Mini with the M6 chip starts at $899 at Apple, while the version with
Apple introduces M6 and M5 Ultra for a big leap in performance and AI compute
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Andy Dunn’s startup Pie becomes less of an events app and more of a social network
The social app founded by Bonobos co-founder Andy Dunn is expanding beyond events with new digital homes for groups to connect, organize, and make plans.
Perplexity partners with Nvidia to launch Portable Computer, a fully local AI agent with zero token costs
Perplexity is launching Portable Computer today, a version of its agentic Computer platform that runs entirely on hardware users already own — starting with Nvidia s DGX Spark desktop supercomputer and Linux machines equipped with Nvidia RTX GPUs.The launch, developed in close partnership with Nvidia, is one of the most aggressive attempts yet to move serious AI agent workloads off the cloud and onto local devices. The model, the user s files, and the work itself can all stay on the machine. Work completed locally consumes no billing credits, and the company says every task starts on the device by default — with the system asking permission before sending any individual step to a more powerful frontier model in the cloud. We ve basically brought the exact same UI to a fully local app, said Nate, Perplexity s vice president of engineering for infrastructure and enterprise, during a press briefing Monday. This incorporates the entirety of the agent harness and inference and everything ne
‘The world seems to be ready’: An interview with OpenAI head of product Thibault Sottiaux
TechCrunch talks agents, UX, and reporting to Greg Brockman with OpenAI's head of product.