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What’s New Today: Broadcom has launched the Tomahawk 6 chip, doubling performance with TSMC’s 3nm tech to power massive AI data centers.
Fast-Track Insights: German startup Manex AI raised €8 million to build fully autonomous factories using robotics and machine learning.
Here’s a quick rundown of the biggest tech headlines making waves today. Let’s dive into the day’s top tech stories, from advanced AI networking to the future of smart manufacturing.
Broadcom has launched its Tomahawk 6 networking chip, doubling the performance of its predecessor to meet the demands of large-scale AI data centers. Utilizing chiplet technology and built on TSMC's 3nm process, it enhances energy efficiency and reduces the number of switches required. Unlike Nvidia's InfiniBand, Tomahawk 6 utilizes Ethernet, facilitating scalability for clusters that potentially house up to a million GPUs.
German startup Manex AI has raised €8 million to develop autonomous factories powered by AI. Their platform integrates robotics, machine learning, and real-time data to automate production workflows, aiming to reduce costs and enhance efficiency. The funding will support the scaling of operations and advancement of their AI-driven manufacturing systems, positioning Manex AI at the forefront of industrial automation innovation.
President Trump's initial pledge to grant green cards to foreign graduates has not materialized. Instead, his administration has implemented restrictive policies, including halting student visa interviews and barring foreign students from enrolling at institutions like Harvard. These measures have instilled fear and uncertainty among international students, leading many to feel unwelcome and reconsider their plans to study or remain in the United States.
President Trump's initial pledge to grant green cards to foreign graduates has not materialized. Instead, his administration has implemented policies that restrict international students' opportunities, including visa limitations and enrollment blocks. These measures have instilled fear and uncertainty among students, leading many to reconsider their plans to build a life in America, as they feel unwelcome and expendable.
World Liberty Financial, associated with Donald Trump, has proposed an airdrop of its USD1 stablecoin to existing WLFI token holders. The initiative aims to test the distribution system and reward early supporters. Details regarding eligibility and distribution amounts are pending approval by the governing body. The airdrop is planned on the Ethereum Mainnet, with the company reserving right to modify or cancel the plan.
