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Elon Musk, Saudi AI Expansion Signal Global Tech Transformation Ahead

November 21, 2025 by Mintu

The Saudi-US AI Collaboration Era Begins

The global artificial intelligence landscape is experiencing a dramatic transformation, underscored by Saudi Arabia’s bold entry as a strategic technology partner with leading American AI companies. In October 2025, Saudi Arabia announced a series of ambitious joint ventures at the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh, signaling a commitment to become a dominant global player in AI infrastructure, research, and deployment. Central to this shift is Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, whose visit to the United States represents both a geopolitical and technological milestone. For the first time in years, the Crown Prince engaged directly with American tech leaders, catalyzing … Read more

Scientists Grow Mini Human Brains To Revolutionize Biocomputing Technology

October 21, 2025 by Mintu

The boundary between science fiction and reality is narrowing as researchers push the limits of computing into the realm of biology. Biocomputing, the science of using living cells as computational systems, is no longer a distant dream. Scientists are now growing mini human brains, or organoids, to create a new kind of computer that operates using neurons instead of silicon chips. This innovative field, sometimes referred to as wetware, combines neuroscience, artificial intelligence (AI), and bioengineering. Unlike traditional computers, which rely on semiconductors, wetware uses clusters of living neurons to process information. Early experiments suggest that these systems could perform … Read more

Is China’s AI Bubble on the Verge of an Unprecedented Collapse?

April 2, 2025 by Mintu

Just a year ago, China’s artificial intelligence (AI) sector was booming. Millions of high-end Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) GPUs found their way into the country, despite U.S. export restrictions and tariffs. Demand was so high that Nvidia’s H100 chips, essential for training AI models, were selling for as much as 200,000 yuan ($28,000) each on the black market. In response to this soaring demand, China rapidly constructed hundreds of data centers to house AI servers. However, according to a recent MIT Technology Review report, the AI bubble in China has lost momentum. Government funding has dried up, leading project managers to … Read more

Can Memory Technologies Solve AI’s Growing Energy Problem?

December 21, 2024 by Mintu

The unprecedented rise of artificial intelligence (AI) has brought a unique set of challenges to the forefront of computing. Central among them is the “memory wall,” a phenomenon where the inefficiency of traditional memory systems hinders computational progress and consumes massive amounts of energy. The urgent need to address these issues was the focal point of H.-S. Philip Wong’s talk at the International Electron Devices Meeting (IEDM) in San Francisco. Wong, a Stanford University electrical engineer and former R&D chief at TSMC, delivered a compelling argument for a paradigm shift in memory and computing architecture. He emphasized the importance of … Read more