13 August 2025
Topic: Hardware
FLUX.1 Kontext NVIDIA NIM Microservice Now Available for Download
Black Forest Labs’ FLUX.1 Kontext [dev] image editing model is now available as an NVIDIA NIM microservice. FLUX.1 models allow users to edit existing...
TL;DR
NVIDIA and Black Forest Labs have released the FLUX.1 Kontext [dev] NIM microservice, simplifying generative AI workflows and unlocking time savings with greater performance.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- The FLUX.1 Kontext [dev] NIM microservice provides a prepackaged, optimized image editing model for fast and efficient AI workflows.
- The model is optimized for NVIDIA GeForce RTX and RTX PRO GPUs, reducing the model size from 24GB to 7GB through quantization.
- The FLUX.1 Kontext [dev] NIM microservice is available for one-click download through ComfyUI NIM nodes, making it accessible to a wider audience of enthusiasts.
NeoLogic wants to build more energy-efficient CPUs for AI data centers
To fund its vision of building more energy-efficient server CPUs, NeoLogic recently raised a $10 million Series A round led by KOMPAS VC with particip...
TL;DR
NeoLogic, a fabless semiconductor startup, aims to prove the viability of energy-efficient CPUs for AI servers with its innovative logic synthesis and simplified circuit design.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- NeoLogic's server CPUs use simplified logic with fewer transistors and logic gates to run faster and require less power, aiming to reduce data center energy consumption by 30%.
- The startup, co-founded by Avi Messica and Ziv Leshem with 50 years of semiconductor industry experience, has secured a $10 million Series A round to expand its engineering team and continue CPU development.
- NeoLogic plans to have a single-core test chip by the end of the year and hopes to introduce its server CPUs in data centers by 2027.
Tensor wants to be the first company to sell you a ‘robocar’ — but who are they?
A new company is launching today that claims to have developed “the first volume-produced, consumer-ready autonomous vehicle — designed from the groun...
TL;DR
Tensor, an autonomous vehicle developer with ties to China, claims to be the first to sell a 'robocar' for consumer use, but its affiliation with AutoX raises doubts about its claims.
Key Takeaways:
Key Takeaways:
- Tensor is affiliated with AutoX, a Chinese autonomous vehicle developer with operations in the US.
- Tensor claims to have developed the first volume-produced, consumer-ready autonomous vehicle for private ownership.
- The company's 'robocar' features a range of high-tech sensors but does not disclose its price.
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