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The Rise of AI-Specific Chips

  The Rise of AI-Specific Chips: How Cerebras Is Challenging NVIDIA's GPU Dominance The artificial intelligence (AI) industry is experiencing a paradigm shift. NVIDIA, the long-standing leader in AI hardware, recently suffered its largest market value drop ever—$600 billion wiped out almost overnight. The reason? A groundbreaking AI chip that outperforms NVIDIA’s GPUs by an astonishing 57 times in AI performance. At the center of this upheaval is Cerebras Systems , a company that has redefined AI computing with its wafer-scale AI processor , running DeepSeek R1 at unprecedented speeds. This development is not just a technological milestone but a significant moment that could redefine AI infrastructure and corporate power in the industry. The AI Revolution: Enter DeepSeek R1 AI has traditionally been built on generating text, images, and code based on learned patterns. However, DeepSeek R1 , an advanced AI model, is different. Instead of merely predicting the next word in a sen...
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The Silent Classrooms of India

  The Silent Classrooms of India: A Generation Trained to Listen, Not to Lead A Classroom of Silence Imagine stepping into a classroom in 2025. The walls are adorned with motivational quotes, the blackboard is filled with formulas, and students sit quietly, eyes fixed on the teacher. The lecture begins. The teacher explains concepts, writes on the board, and asks, “Any doubts?” Silence. This silence is not due to understanding. It is the silence of habit. A habit built over years, from school days where questioning was discouraged and listening was rewarded. In India, the traditional education system still largely follows a one-way model—teachers speak, students listen. They memorize answers, reproduce them in exams, and move on. But what happens when these students enter college? The Missing Transformation College should be a place of change. A place where students transition from passive listeners to active thinkers. But for most Indian students, this transformation never ...

Tech Skills You Will Regret Not Having in 2025

  Tech Skills You Will Regret Not Having in 2025 The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) has significantly changed the landscape of software engineering. With AI tools now capable of writing, improving, and debugging code in minutes, many software engineers worry about job security. However, relying solely on AI is a mistake. While AI is a crucial tool, it is not the most important skill for thriving in 2025 and beyond. Instead, mastering foundational and advanced technical skills is key to staying relevant in the ever-changing tech industry. Here are six essential skills every software engineer must develop to succeed in 2025. 1. Understanding Large-Scale Distributed Systems Modern applications rely on interconnected systems distributed across multiple locations to ensure scalability, reliability, and performance. Distributed systems handle massive data loads, support millions of users, and maintain availability even when components fail. Key concepts include: R...

The Rise of AI Weapons

  Google’s AI Military Shift: The Rise of AI Weapons in a New World Order Google has quietly erased a critical promise—one that once ensured its AI would not be used for weapons or surveillance. With billions flowing into AI military projects and a rapidly escalating global arms race, this decision signals a major shift in the history of technology. The Broken Promise: A Look Back at 2018 In 2018, Google faced intense backlash over its involvement in Project Maven , a U.S. Department of Defense program that used AI to analyze drone footage. Many Google employees feared their work was being used to develop weapons that could harm people. Thousands protested, some resigned, and eventually, Google announced it would not renew its Pentagon contract. To reassure the public, Google published AI principles , explicitly stating it would not design or deploy AI for warfare or mass surveillance. This decision was seen as a bold ethical stance—until now. Google’s 2025 Policy Shift: AI fo...

Weekly bytes to aware your privacy

  Weekly Cybersecurity News: DeepSeek AI, Cybercrime, and Spyware Scandals Introduction The world of technology and cybersecurity witnessed a whirlwind of developments last week. From the rise of China’s DeepSeek R-1 AI to major cybercrime busts and spyware scandals, the digital landscape continues to evolve rapidly. Here’s a detailed breakdown of the most critical events in the tech and security world. DeepSeek AI: A Game Changer or a Security Nightmare? One of the biggest stories of the week was the launch of DeepSeek R-1 , a Chinese AI model that has taken cyberspace by storm. Marketed as a game-changer, DeepSeek was touted as superior to all existing AI models in benchmark tests. However, its launch was not without controversy. Censorship and Jailbreaking Concerns DeepSeek’s creators implemented restrictions, preventing the AI from discussing sensitive topics, particularly those that portray China in a negative light. Researchers identified over a thousand restricted top...

AI's Wild Ride

  AI's Wild Ride: Google’s Struggles, DeepSeek’s Rise, and OpenAI’s Super Bowl Gamble Artificial intelligence (AI) is moving at a breakneck pace, reshaping industries, economies, and even marketing strategies. While some AI models are making headlines for breakthroughs, others are causing financial instability. Some face regulatory bans, while others secure prime-time advertising spots. This week, the AI industry saw significant developments, from Google’s financial troubles to the rise of China's DeepSeek and OpenAI’s bold advertising move. Google’s AI Investment Backfires On Wednesday, Google unveiled Gemini 2 , its most powerful AI model yet, featuring three versions: Gemini 2.0 Flash – The “workhorse” model for general AI tasks. Gemini 2.0 Pro – An experimental model tailored for coding. Gemini 2.0 Flashlight – Claimed to be Google's most cost-efficient AI model. For years, AI companies focused on power and performance over cost-efficiency. However, China...

(NO) Innovation incubation invention

  In recent years, there has been a notable shift in the entrepreneurial landscape among Indian university students. A significant number are now venturing into entrepreneurship, moving beyond the traditional focus on securing placements. According to the GUESSS India 2023 Report, 32.5% of Indian college students are nascent entrepreneurs, actively engaged in starting their own businesses—a figure notably higher than the global average of 25.7% . Despite this encouraging trend, a substantial portion of students still prioritize securing placements post-graduation. The same report indicates that while 69.7% of students initially aim for employment after graduation, this figure drops to 52.2% over five years, with 31% aspiring to become entrepreneurs during that period—up from 14% at graduation . This inclination towards immediate employment can be attributed to several factors. Many universities emphasize clerical tasks and rote learning, leaving little room for fostering an entre...