Skip to content
World clockEU--:--UK--:--USA--:--CN--:--PLDEFRIT中文EN

portal about AI and technologyevents · analysis · interviews · technical background

Search
LIVE
›

Technology

306 texts · 16/17
Alibaba unveils Zhenwu V900 chip and opens T-Head SAIL stack

Alibaba unveils Zhenwu V900 chip and opens T-Head SAIL stack

At the Yunqi conference on September 22, Alibaba announced a chip it calls the most powerful in China. A day later, T-Head expanded its open-source stack with migration tools and acceleration libraries.

Technology25 September 20266 min readSources 2

Latest

12 texts
The Netherlands builds its own Linux to move government off Windows

The Netherlands builds its own Linux to move government off Windows

After Microsoft cut off the ICC chief prosecutor, The Hague launched the DAWO project. Eight municipalities are already testing NixOS on old laptops that Windows 11 refuses to run.

Technology25 September 20265 min read
Invisible text watermarks: how companies meet AI Act obligations

Invisible text watermarks: how companies meet AI Act obligations

Since 2 August, creators of generative systems must mark AI content in a machine-readable way. Anthropic is extending watermarking to more Claude models, but the tool has limits.

Technology25 September 20265 min read
T-Head SAIL: Alibaba opens up its AI chip software stack

T-Head SAIL: Alibaba opens up its AI chip software stack

Alibaba's chip unit T-Head is expanding SAIL, its open software package, and rolling out the new Zhenwu V900 chip. The Chinese ecosystem is trying to loosen its dependence on CUDA.

Technology25 September 20266 min read
04

Humanoid robots: China readies factories and issues first diplomas

Changan targets mass production of humanoid robots by 2028 and a robot that builds robots. In Hangzhou, the robot school issued its first diplomas after practical trade tests.

Technology25 September 20265 min read
05

AI data centers: waste heat measurably warms nearby neighborhoods

Measurements and simulations show that waste heat from large data centers noticeably warms the surrounding area. Germany and France already require operators to reuse it. At EU level, operators only have to check whether reuse is possible.

Technology25 September 20265 min read
06

US AI data center investment equals 3.6% of GDP over several years

A Columbia economist estimates the US AI investment effort at 3.6% of GDP, nearly double the previous record. Financing structures are becoming increasingly opaque.

Technology25 September 20266 min read
07

1.5 cards for one B300: how PCIe squeezed out 6.87 times more throughput

Chinese operator Meta-Infer pushed DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash throughput from 1,932 to 13,274 tokens per second on eight PCIe cards. The model stayed the same. Only the software stack changed.

Technology25 September 20267 min read
08

Alibaba unveils its most powerful AI chip and opens up the software stack

At the Yunqi Conference, Alibaba announced the Zhenwu V900 chip, billed as the most powerful Chinese AI accelerator. A day later, T-Head released the components of its SAIL software stack as open source.

Technology25 September 20265 min read
09

Europe rescues research data from the US as NOAA loses oversight

Following layoffs at the US ocean and atmosphere agency, European institutes are taking over copies of key datasets. A 2025 survey found that 69 percent of German users have doubts about US cloud services.

Technology25 September 20265 min read
10

Ransomware is the EU's biggest short-term cyber threat

Enisa's report identifies ransomware as the threat with the highest short-term impact in the Union, noting that 57% of analysed incidents were driven by ideological motives.

Technology25 September 20265 min read
11

Alibaba unveils Zhenwu V900 AI chip and opens up SAIL software stack

At the Yunqi Conference, Alibaba's CEO presented the Zhenwu V900 as China's most powerful AI chip, three times faster than the M890. A day later, subsidiary T-Head expanded access to its SAIL software stack.

Technology25 September 20266 min read
12

Millimeters, not megawatts: what really holds back humanoid robots

Unitree's founder says the barrier is matching a model to physics, with errors running to a few millimeters. In the first half of 2026, 35,000 quadruped robots shipped worldwide, three quarters of the whole of last year.

Technology25 September 20266 min read