Google’s LiteRT adds advanced hardware acceleration

LiteRT, Google’s “modern” on-device inference framework evolved from TensorFlow Lite (TFLite), has introduced advanced acceleration capabilities, based on a ”next-generation GPU engine” called ML Drift. Google said that this milestone, announced January 28, solidifies...

Evolving the Windows AI platform

At the heart of an App Action is the concept of an entity. These are the objects passed to Actions and returned from them,...

Nvidia explains its ambitious shift from graphics leader to AI infrastructure provider

A big challenge in analyzing a rapidly growing company like Nvidia is making sense of all the different businesses it participates in, the numerous...

Google patches Gemini CLI tool after prompt injection flaw uncovered

Developers beware AI tools are all about speeding up and automating tedious and time consuming tasks. However, they also do the same thing for prompt...

Amazon’s Alexa+: A New Era of AI-Powered Personal Assistants

AI-powered personal assistants have become essential in our fast-paced lives, helping us manage tasks, control smart devices, and stay organized. Among them, Amazon Alexa...

Vibe code or retire | InfoWorld

You write business software. You are not an artist or code poet. No one cares about “software craftsmanship.” Your boss is right—learn the new...
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