STM32 MCU family goes 64-bit with the STM32MP2x (Cortex-A35)(hackster.io)

61 points by unwind 2 years ago | 36 comments

Microsoft: "30% of Our Code Is AI." Also Microsoft: "Windows Is Broken."(michael-dev-tech.github.io)

15 points by f0r3st 10 months ago | 7 comments

AMD AI Software Solved – MI300X Pricing, Perf, PyTorch, FlashAttention, Triton(semianalysis.com)

32 points by another 3 years ago | 11 comments

AMD Ryzen AI Halo – $4k AI Dev Kit(lttlabs.com)

370 points by LabsLucas 3 months ago | 244 comments

LTT Labs article reviewing the AMD Ryzen AI Halo, a roughly $4,000 AI developer kit mini PC.

Microsoft denies rewriting Windows 11 in Rust using AI(windowslatest.com)

52 points by zdw 10 months ago | 44 comments

How did AMD Ryzen get 50% faster in two years?(lemire.me)

466 points by ibobev 1 month ago | 190 comments

Daniel Lemire blog post examining how AMD Ryzen processors became about 50% faster over two years.

Microsoft-Decision-1, our model for fast decision-making(commandline.microsoft.com)

162 points by lisajaloza 16 days ago | 56 comments

Microsoft Command Line blog post announcing Microsoft-Decision-1, a model built for fast decision-making and available through Foundry.

Phi-4: Microsoft's Newest Small Language Model Specializing in Complex Reasoning(techcommunity.microsoft.com)

399 points by lappa 1 year ago | 136 comments

Microsoft AI Platform Blog post announcing Phi-4, a small language model specializing in complex reasoning.

Qwen3-Next(qwen.ai)

519 points by tosh 1 year ago | 201 comments

Qwen team blog post announcing Qwen3-Next, a model architecture aimed at improving LLM training and inference efficiency.

Qwen3.8 Max now ranked as the best overall model by agentic index(artificialanalysis.ai)

458 points by apitman 2 months ago | 291 comments

Artificial Analysis homepage offering independent benchmarks and rankings of AI models and providers, here linked to its agentic intelligence index view.

Microsoft hasn't had a coherent GUI strategy since Petzold(jsnover.com)

748 points by naves 6 months ago | 529 comments

Jeffrey Snover's blog post arguing Microsoft has lacked a coherent Windows GUI development strategy for decades since the Petzold-era Win32 programming.

Microsoft quietly supported legislation to make it easier to fix devices(grist.org)

500 points by toomuchtodo 3 years ago | 275 comments

Grist article reporting that Microsoft quietly supported right-to-repair legislation and explaining why that matters for device repairability.