On February 20, Beijing time, xAI, the artificial intelligence company founded by Elon Musk, announced that its latest Grok 3 model is officially available for free use. Users can experience this advanced AI technology without any cost until the server's capacity reaches its limit. This move has attracted widespread attention, especially in the currently competitive AI market. The launch of Grok 3 marks another significant advancement for xAI in the field of AI. Users can simply log in to experience this powerful AI tool.

xAI announced today the official launch of its latest AI model, Grok3, claiming it to be "the smartest AI in the world." The company stated that Grok3 is now available for public trial at no cost until the "servers melt down."

OpenAI's AI services experienced an interruption in the early hours of December 27th, Beijing time, affecting the ChatGPT chatbot, Sora video generation model, and some API calls. By 6:05 AM, OpenAI announced that ChatGPT had partially resumed service, but the chat history loading feature remained limited, and a full restoration timeline has yet to be determined.

Apple is quietly laying the groundwork for the 'heart' of artificial intelligence—server chips. According to The Information, citing three informed sources, Apple is collaborating with semiconductor giant Broadcom to secretly develop its first server chip specifically designed for handling AI applications. This move indicates that Apple's ambitions in the field of artificial intelligence are rapidly expanding. Renowned for its self-designed chips, Apple’s 'Apple Silicon' series is primarily manufactured by TSMC and is widely used in iP

According to reports, Apple is collaborating with chip giant Broadcom to develop a custom server processor specifically designed to support AI services and features in its operating systems. This project is codenamed 'Baltra' and is expected to enter production in 2026. Currently, there are relatively few details about this project. At this year's developer conference, Apple's Senior Vice President of Software Engineering Craig Federighi stated that Apple's intelligent technology would run simultaneously on local devices and private cloud servers, which would be provided by Apple.

Facebook's parent company Meta plans to invest billions of dollars in a new AI data center in northern Louisiana. The project is expected to create between 300 and 500 jobs and help enhance Louisiana's position in critical technological infrastructure. According to an application submitted to state regulators, an unnamed company plans to build a 'large-scale facility with economic transformation potential' near Holly Ridge in Richland Parish.

Recently, NVIDIA's newly launched Blackwell AI chip has encountered overheating issues in servers, raising concerns among customers about their ability to timely activate new data centers. According to The Information, the Blackwell graphics processing units (GPUs) are overheating when connected to server racks designed to accommodate 72 chips. Insiders reveal that NVIDIA's engineering team is actively addressing this issue, and the company's staff have already begun...

According to reports, Microsoft will spend nearly $10 billion renting servers from AI startup CoreWeave between 2023 and 2030. This amount accounts for more than half of the total $17 billion contract signed between CoreWeave and its customers. Neither CoreWeave nor Microsoft responded immediately to requests for comment. Previously, it was reported that CoreWeave is preparing for an initial public offering (IPO) in 2025. The company recently secured a $650 million credit line from several investment banks.

Dell Technologies and Red Hat have partnered to integrate Red Hat Enterprise Linux AI (RHEL AI) into PowerEdge servers, aiming to simplify the development, testing, and deployment of AI models for enterprises, particularly in hybrid cloud environments. This collaboration focuses on the resources required for AI implementation, such as powerful servers, computing capabilities, and GPUs, while providing a flexible platform. It is expected that in the third quarter, optimized AI hardware solutions combined with Dell PowerEdge servers and RH...

Researcher Naphtali Deutsch discovered that hundreds of open-source large language model (LLM) building servers and dozens of vector databases are leaking large amounts of sensitive information. This problem arises from companies neglecting the security of related tools in their haste to integrate AI into their workflows. By hacking into 438 Flowise servers, he revealed stored sensitive data, including GitHub access tokens, OpenAI API keys, Flowise passwords, and API keys. Additionally, he found...

OpenAI is facing a loss of up to $5 billion this year, primarily due to the high costs associated with running ChatGPT and other AI products. Major expenditures include nearly $4 billion for renting Microsoft servers and $3 billion for training and updating AI models. Labor costs account for $1.5 billion, reflecting the company's significant salary increases to attract and retain talent. In the face of massive losses and fierce competition, the profitability prospects for OpenAI are under scrutiny, especially as competitors offer similar technology for free.

Microsoft has announced the launch of serverless fine-tuning capabilities for the Phi-3 small language model, enabling developers to easily adjust model performance on the Azure AI platform without managing underlying infrastructure, and it is free for initial use. The Phi-3 model, with 3 billion parameters, is suitable for enterprise developers, offering efficient performance at a lower cost. Although it has fewer parameters compared to OpenAI's GPT-3.5, it performs similarly across various applications. Serverless fine-tuning simplifies operations, reduces barriers, and supports the fine-tuning of small to medium models.

Reports indicate that OpenAI is in discussions with Broadcom and other chip design companies to jointly develop a new type of AI server chip. This initiative, led by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, aims to enhance the company's computing power for AI development. The project is seen as a response by OpenAI to address the current shortage of graphics processing units (GPUs) required for AI model development, which are primarily supplied by Nvidia.Image source note: The image was generated by AI, and the a