– Riemann Hypothesis advances via AI
– AI agents need inference budget for computational research
– AMD Reasserts FP64
– Algorithmic vs Numerical Emulation
– zHBM, HBF expand memory-storage hierarchy
– China’s answer to IBM-AMD QEC and NVQLink
– THQLink built on TH-Express

– AI Optics and Export Controls
– China and the Memory Shortage
– AI’s Debt-Funded Buildout
– AMD Bets on Hard-Wired AI

– Open Secure AI Alliance
– Open vs. closed AI
– European AI gigafactories
– Sovereign AI policy to architecture
– Trusting results from Quantum Computers

– Genesis Mission launches
– National discovery infrastructure
– AMD Helios rackscale platform
– Optical fiber as memory
– Rethinking model-weight storage
– AI agents escaping containment
– Ken Thompson’s 1983 Turing Award lecture

– Japan’s 140MW 27,500 Rubin system, Physical AI
– Regulatory action on chips, AI coming
– China positions for global AI ecosystem
– World AI Cooperation Organization

– Meta Iris accelerator chip
– New class of vendors in Chips
– ORNL on-prem Quantum Computer
– Satoshi Matsuoka’s papers on Precision, Memory, Open Models
– Is the U.S. “blowing it” in AI?