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OpenAI's first in-house silicon: why a blank-slate inference chip matters, what separates Jalapeño from adapted GPU designs, the record nine-month tape-out story, and what the full-stack flywheel means for anyone building on OpenAI APIs.
Figure AI CEO Brett Adcock confirmed robots now outnumber humans at the company. Here's what the headcount chart, 1/hour production rate, and BMW deployment numbers actually mean.
Tibo Sottiaux confirmed Codex runs any OSS model—not just GPT. This hands-on guide covers ollama launch codex, --oss flags, profile v2 config, model picks, 64k context requirements, and what still needs GPT (browser, computer use).
India has 34,000 subsidized GPUs, open-sourced LLMs in 22 languages, an AI governance framework, and a data dividend no other country can match. It also has no domestic chip. "Sovereign AI" is real progress—with a NVIDIA-shaped caveat at its foundation.
The NVIDIA DGX Spark turns a $4,679 personal machine into a 200B-parameter inference engine — with 128GB unified memory, full CUDA support, and an electricity bill that replaces a $1,000/month cloud subscription. Here is the complete 2026 buyer's guide.
Don't re-discover knowledge every query—let the LLM compile and maintain a wiki. Karpathy's gist defines raw sources, an LLM-owned wiki layer, and a CLAUDE.md schema. Here is the full pattern, when to use it vs RAG, and 20+ implementations.
Coral Edge AI combines AI-first hardware architecture with unified developer experience to enable efficient, local AI inference at the edge. Learn how software and hardware developers are leveraging Coral's RISC-V architecture, MLIR compiler toolchains, and standards-based approach for next-generation edge devices.
Figure's May 8, 2026 demonstration shows two Helix-02 humanoid robots running a single Vision-Language-Action policy to coordinate bedroom cleanup. They open doors, manipulate deformables, and make a bed together without central planners or message passing—inferring intent from motion alone.
On May 8, 2026, Google announced Fitbit Air: a screenless, lightweight fitness tracker designed for 24/7 wear with up to a week of battery life. The minimalist device marks Google's entry into the continuous health monitoring space, directly challenging Whoop's dominance. But can a screenless tracker succeed in 2026, and is it worth ditching your smartwatch?
