Google Unveils Ironwood TPU

Google Unveils Ironwood TPU to Boost AI Inference Speed

At Google Cloud Next 2025 in Las Vegas, Google unveiled Ironwood—its most powerful and efficient TPU (Tensor Processing Unit) yet. Designed specifically for AI inference, Ironwood marks the company’s seventh generation of TPUs and is engineered to meet the growing demand for real-time AI performance. “Inference is not new,” said Amin Vahdat, Google’s vice president…

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James Cameron Wants to Use AI

James Cameron Wants to Use AI to Cut Movie Costs, Without Cutting Jobs

James Cameron, the Oscar-winning director behind Avatar and Titanic, is shifting his stance on artificial intelligence. After long warning about its dangers, he now says AI could help lower the cost of making blockbuster films and do it without firing anyone. Cameron recently joined the Board of Directors at Stability AI, a company focused on transforming visual media through…

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Cabot Creamery Recalls Butter

Cabot Creamery Recalls Butter Amid Contamination Concerns: What Consumers Need to Know

The well-known dairy company, Cabot Creamery, is in a difficult position after recalling over 1,700 pounds of Extra Creamy Premium Sea Salted Butter. Routine testing revealed higher-than-acceptable amounts of coliform bacteria, which raises the possibility that the product was tainted with feces and led to the recall. 189 cases of 8-ounce packets, each containing two…

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Elon Musk’s Surprise

Elon Musk’s Surprise $1.3M Deal With the Government

Elon Musk’s DOGE signed a $1.3 million agreement with the U.S. Labor Department for IT upgrades. While meant to improve tech efficiency, the deal contradicts earlier “free service” claims and faces a federal audit over data access and control. When Elon Musk launched his self-proclaimed Department of Government Efficiency—DOGE for short—it sounded like another bold…

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