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NVIDIA Opens Vera Rubin Designs as USFP Remains Planned
We gathered the latest AI stories worth your time this morning. Let's get into it.
In today’s AI updates:
The big read · AI News
NVIDIA Opens Vera Rubin Designs as USFP Remains Planned
NVIDIA has opened its Vera Rubin rack and compute-tray designs to the Open Compute Project alongside four open-source software components for configuring AI infrastructure, while its proposed USFP optics with Cisco remain in development.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
Natura-1 Brings a 50B Model to Dexterous Robot Hands
Nature Will unveiled Natura-1, a 50-billion-parameter model designed to control dexterous robot hands by following language instructions and visual observations without requiring separate training for each task.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
Meta Refuses Glasses Withdrawal as Dutch Group Plans Suit
Videos of unsuspecting women and girls reportedly recorded with Meta's camera-equipped AI glasses have circulated on voyeuristic websites and Telegram channels.
Read the full story →In the loop · AI News
SubQ Snap Opens 384K-Context Preview for Agent Decisions
SubQ Snap, a decision model for agent workflows, entered capacity-limited public preview supporting up to 384K tokens of text and images. The service costs $0.05 per million input tokens with free outputs and claims to process 100K tokens and return a decision in approximately one second.
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