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computing

A lit up computer circuit board in the shape of a brain

Edge A.I. Infrastructure and the Limits of Hyperscale Thinking

As hyperscale data center investment reaches record levels, infrastructure investor Neel Khokhani argues that the industry's relentless pursuit of concentration is accumulating a form of risk that efficiency metrics were never designed to measure. Khokhani contends that the future of compute will be defined by what gets built closer to the ground.
By Neel Khokhani
Illustration reflecting GPU infrastructure and capacity

The $300 Billion A.I. Infrastructure Crisis Hiding in Plain Sight

Indradeep Ghosh, who leads Fujitsu Research of America’s work at the cutting edge of A.I. and quantum computing, warns that the A.I. boom is colliding with a $300 billion infrastructure crisis hiding in plain sight. Ghosh argues that solving this challenge means rethinking the technical backbone on which A.I. progress depends.
By Indradeep Ghosh
A close-up image of a quantum computer

The Quantum Leap: Charting the Future of Computing

Indradeep Ghosh, a technology leader with over 25 years in industrial R&D, explores the evolving landscape of quantum computing and its potential to address some of today’s most complex scientific and industrial challenges. As CEO of Fujitsu Research of America, he draws on deep expertise in A.I., quantum technologies and convergence research to examine the current state of the field, the breakthroughs pushing it forward and the collaborative global efforts required to realize its transformative promise.
By Indradeep Ghosh
In a spacious, light-filled gallery with large windows and high ceilings, multiple digital artworks are displayed on freestanding black panels. The artworks feature colorful, pixelated images, including a rainbow flowing out of a computer and abstract patterns, with natural light streaming in from the windows above.

An Exhibition in Luxembourg Takes a Gendered Look at Artists’ Engagement With Early Computing

By Frances Forbes-Carbines
artificial intelligence nuclear war

How Artificial Intelligence Could Make Nuclear War More Likely

By Chris Roberts
The high cost of early computing meant limited access.

How Did Hacker Culture Originate?

By Greg Hartrell
The feds say they can secretly read all your email.

Feds: We Can Read All Your Email, and You’ll Never Know

By Clark D. Cunningham
In case you haven’t gotten the memo on the whole “AI is going to take over the world” thing, here are the few facts you need to know.

I, for One, Welcome Our AI Overlords

By Mark Manson
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