by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 23, 2026 | AI News, News
Sam Altman invited novelist Dave Eggers to speak to roughly 200 OpenAI employees this week. He expected a conversation about creativity. Instead, Eggers used the platform to challenge the very product built by the people sitting in front of him. He told staff that...
by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 22, 2026 | AI News, News
Vertu is asking executives to spend $6,880 on a foldable phone whose biggest selling point isn’t the leather or titanium. It’s Hermes Agent, an AI assistant that promises to handle documents, schedules, trips and multi-app tasks with less tapping from you. That pitch...
by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 22, 2026 | AI News, News
Alibaba’s Qwen team announced on July 19, 2026 that Qwen3.8 is launching with a claimed 2.4 trillion parameters, with a preview already available for purchase and open weights promised for a later date. The announcement came during the World AI Conference (WAIC) in...
by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 22, 2026 | AI News, News
Microsoft, one of Nvidia’s biggest customers, just built AMD’s rack-scale AI platform directly into Azure’s core infrastructure. Microsoft made the announcement on July 20, 2026. It covers AMD’s Helios platform, new AMD-powered virtual machines, and deeper networking...
by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 14, 2026 | AI News, News
Memory chip prices have quadrupled in the past year, and AI is the reason. The race to build bigger, faster data centers has created a supply crunch so severe that it’s rewriting the rules for the entire semiconductor industry — and two companies are riding the wave...
by quikefix quikefix.com | Jul 14, 2026 | AI News, News
SK Hynix’s CEO just handed Reuters a grim headline about memory shortage: 2027 could be memory’s worst year on record. That pain, he says, sticks around well past 2030. The company isn’t guessing here, either. It’s watching its own order books fill faster than its...
