Briefing of the day

  1. Microsoft unveils Maia 300 to reduce reliance on Nvidia The in-house accelerator is set to become the company's main inference system starting in 2027. 6 sources
  2. Intel raises Panther Lake chip prices by up to 20% The price hike for laptop OEMs is likely to impact branded laptop prices for consumers. 8 sources
  3. Data of 8.8 million Danes stolen via simple password The use of '123456' allowed access to the CPR register, exposing personal data for most of the population. 7 sources
  4. Microsoft calls for an emergency brake on AI Brad Smith proposes kill switches and global rules, stating AI is less regulated than milk. 5 sources
  5. AMD unveils Helion, an open rack blueprint for agentic AI The Open Compute Project-based blueprint offers flexible CPU and GPU configurations for AI. 7 sources

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