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EP-252 Ibm Unveils Ai-driven Mainframe 🖥️, Google’s Noncompete Controversy 🤝, Openai’s Hardware Ambitions 💡
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welcome to wall-e's tech briefing for tuesday, april 8th. delve into today's tech insights:
- ibm z17 mainframe launch: introducing the fully encrypted ibm z17 with telum ii processors, capable of handling over 250 ai use cases. set to support 96 spyre ai accelerator chips within its first year.
- google's talent retention tactics: deepmind imposes stringent noncompete agreements in the u.k., creating challenges amidst differing u.s. regulations.
- microsoft copilot event disruption: the dismissal of two software engineers over protest actions highlighting alleged military ties, igniting discussions on company policy.
- amazon nova reel updates: nova reel 1.1 release features multi-shot videos and "multishot manual" mode for better compositions, with ongoing ethical considerations.
- openai's potential acquisition: openai explores acquiring ai hardware startup io products, aiming to enhance hardware capabilities; deal valued at $500 million.
stay tuned for tomorrow's tech updates!
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