Jaime Hampton

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Contributing Editor at HPCwire

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SAS Rolls Out AI Agents, Digital Twins, and Industry Models at Innovate 2025

5 days ago | bigdatawire.com | Jaime Hampton

At its SAS Innovate 2025 conference in Orlando, SAS rolled out a series of updates aimed at helping businesses make better decisions with AI. The announcements touched on a broad set of topics, from digital twins and quantum computing to new AI models and updates to its Viya AI and analytics platform. Taken together, the message was clear: SAS is focused on building AI that is usable, governed, and designed for practical outcomes.
The Inference Bottleneck: Why Edge AI Is the Next Great Computing Challenge

1 month ago | aiwire.net | Jaime Hampton

In the world of artificial intelligence, much of the spotlight has been focused on the training of massive models like GPT-4, Gemini, and others. These models require vast computational resources and months of training on specialized hardware. Yet, for all the attention paid to training, the most pressing challenge in AI today lies elsewhere: inference. Inference—the process of using a trained model to generate predictions or outputs—is where the rubber meets the road.
Nvidia Begins US Production of Blackwell Chips, AI Systems to Follow

1 month ago | aiwire.net | Jaime Hampton

Nvidia announced Monday it plans to produce its AI supercomputers entirely in the United States. The company will work with a group of major manufacturing partners to establish a domestic supply chain for its Blackwell chips and systems. This is the first time Nvidia will carry out chip packaging and supercomputer assembly entirely within the United States.
MIT: New Method Efficiently Safeguards Sensitive AI Training Data

1 month ago | aiwire.net | Jaime Hampton

April 14, 2025 — Data privacy comes with a cost. There are security techniques that protect sensitive user data, like customer addresses, from attackers who may attempt to extract them from AI models — but they often make those models less accurate. MIT researchers recently developed a framework, based on a new privacy metric called PAC Privacy, that could maintain the performance of an AI model while ensuring sensitive data, such as medical images or financial records, remain safe from attackers.
IEEE Study Leverages Silicon Photonics for Scalable and Sustainable AI Hardware

1 month ago | aiwire.net | Jaime Hampton

PISCATAWAY, N.J., April 14, 2025 — The emergence of AI has profoundly transformed numerous industries. Driven by deep learning technology and Big Data, AI requires significant processing power for training its models. While the existing AI infrastructure relies on graphical processing units (GPUs), the substantial processing demands and energy expenses associated with its operation remain key challenges.
European Commission Targets AI Sovereignty With New Action Plan

1 month ago | hpcwire.com | Jaime Hampton |Andrew Jolly

The European Commission has just released its AI Continent Action Plan, a sweeping strategy aimed at establishing Europe as a global leader in artificial intelligence. Building on recent regulatory, research, and infrastructure milestones, the plan outlines a five-pillar approach to boost AI capacity, foster innovation, and drive adoption across the continent.
European Commission Targets AI Sovereignty With New Action Plan

1 month ago | aiwire.net | Jaime Hampton

The European Commission has just released its AI Continent Action Plan, a sweeping strategy aimed at establishing Europe as a global leader in artificial intelligence. Building on recent regulatory, research, and infrastructure milestones, the plan outlines a five-pillar approach to boost AI capacity, foster innovation, and drive adoption across the continent.
Cerebras Claims World’s Fastest Inference for Meta Llama 4

1 month ago | aiwire.net | Jaime Hampton

SUNNYVALE, Calif., April 10, 2025 -- Cerebras Systems, a pioneer in accelerating generative AI, has announced the launch of Llama 4 inference across its CS-3 systems and on-demand cloud platform. Cerebras achieves over 2,600 tokens per second on Llama 4 Scout – 19x faster than the fastest GPU solutions as verified by Artificial Analysis, a third-party AI benchmarking service. Llama 4 is available now on Cerebras via API access powered by the company's U.S.-based datacenters, and via Hugging Face.
Ai2 Provides A Look Inside an LLM With the Launch of OLMoTrace

1 month ago | aiwire.net | Jaime Hampton

SEATTLE, April 9, 2025 -- As AI adoption accelerates—even in high-stakes industries like healthcare, life science, finance, and security—one pressing challenge remains: how can we trust and fully harness its potential if we can’t understand how it makes decisions? The lack of transparency in LLMs limits not only our ability to build trusted AI solutions that can be validated, audited, and regulated - it also fundamentally limits our ability to build better, scientifically grounded AI.
AI Today and Tomorrow Series #3: HPC and AI-When Worlds Converge/Collide

1 month ago | aiwire.net | Jaime Hampton

Welcome to the third entry in this series on AI. The first one was an introduction and series overview and the next discussed the aspirational goal of artificial general intelligence, AGI. Now it’s time to zero in on another timely topic—HPC users’ reactions to the convergence of HPC and AI. Much of this content is supported by our in-depth interviews at Intersect360 Research with HPC and AI leaders around the world. As I said in the intro column, the series doesn’t aim to be definitive.