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TELUS Expands Canada’s Sovereign AI Data Centre Network
TELUS is moving forward with a major expansion of Canada’s sovereign AI infrastructure through a proposed cluster of artificial intelligence data centres in British Columbia. The project, developed with the Government of Canada and Westbank, is part of the federal Enabling Large-Scale Sovereign AI Data Centres initiative. Its goal is to give Canadian businesses, researchers, startups, public institutions, and government organizations access to powerful AI computing systems wh
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May 173 min read


SoftBank Invests $457M in Graphcore’s AI Chip Future
SoftBank has injected $457 million into Graphcore, the British AI chip company it acquired in 2024, as the Japanese investment giant continues expanding its role in artificial intelligence infrastructure and hardware. The funding was confirmed by Graphcore after a Companies House filing showed the company issued a single share valued at $457 million on April 10. The investment is part of SoftBank’s larger push to build the technology needed for the next generation of AI syste
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May 123 min read


AMD Unveils AI PCs at CES: A Game Changer for Work and Gaming
At CES 2026, AMD made a strong statement about the future of personal computing by positioning artificial intelligence as a built-in, everyday feature rather than a niche capability. Chair and CEO Lisa Su opened the company’s keynote with a clear message: AI is for everyone, and AI-powered PCs are central to how people will work, create, and play going forward. To support that vision, AMD unveiled a broad lineup of new processors, platforms, and software designed to push AI
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Jan 64 min read


Google Unveils Ironwood TPU to Power the New Age of AI Inference
Google’s latest innovation in artificial intelligence hardware marks a significant step toward the future of computing, as the company unveils its seventh-generation Tensor Processing Unit, dubbed Ironwood . These custom-built chips are designed specifically for artificial intelligence workloads and signal a major shift toward what Google calls the “age of inference.” Unlike Nvidia’s general-purpose GPUs, Google’s TPUs are application-specific integrated circuits, meaning the
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Nov 10, 20253 min read
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