efinancialcareers: JPMorgan is on a quantum recruiting push, and is paying salaries up to $325k
JPMorgan is hiring heavily for its quantum recruiting team, with 28 quantum recruiting roles to fill globally.
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Tech Crunch: Flow claims it can 100x any CPU’s power with its companion chip and some elbow grease
A Finnish startup called Flow Computing is making one of the wildest claims ever heard in silicon engineering.
Interesting Engineering: Trillium: Google unveils its most potent AI chip with 67% energy efficiency
Google’s parent company Alphabet has announced the launch of a new offering in its artificial intelligence data center chip family, called Trillium.
StudyFinds: Quantum breakthrough proves scientists can build million-qubit computer chips
A potentially game changing breakthrough in quantum computing. A reliable and ultra-powerful quantum computer could finally be on the horizon.
CIO: AI is set to transform hiring requirements: Report
About 50% of technology leaders in a recent EY survey said they anticipate a combination of layoffs and hiring in the next six months as a direct result of AI adoption.
Quantum Computing Report: PsiQuantum Receives $940 Million AUD ($620M USD) to Install a 1 Million Qubit Machine in Australia by 2027
A very ambitious quantum computing program.
The Quantum Insider: Intel Chips Away At Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing With Latest Advance
Intel Corporation advancing in quantum computing. Intel researchers report they developed a 300-millimeter (mm) cryogenic probing process to assess spin qubit devices across entire wafers.
TechRepublic: Generative AI Defined: How it Works, Benefits and Dangers
A good overview of Generative AI, who the major players are, and where it can be used.
The Verge: Meta wants to be the Microsoft of headsets
An interesting move by Meta enabling third parties to focus on innovative hardware which is a big limiting factor at the moment (along with the lack of “killer” apps).
Live Science: Intel unveils largest-ever AI ‘neuromorphic computer’ that mimics the human brain
Scientists at Intel have built the world’s largest neuromorphic computer, or one designed and structured to mimic the human brain.