Built to last forever, how do the $1,500 Beoplay H100 headphones stack up against the rest of Bang & Olufsen's lineup? Pretty ...
Let’s move on to a different material: titanium. On each side, the Bang & Olufsen H100s feature 40mm titanium drivers ...
During my recent visit to the new Bang & Olufsen Soho Experience Center, I was immersed in a realm where sound meets artistry ...
(Like, you know, recently selling a $55,000 CD player from 1996.) Its most recent product—the new Beoplay H100 headphones, which are out today—is proof of that. To create its next gen of ...
Bang & Olufsen has announced its new flagship headphones Beoplay H100, reaching back into almost a century of history to redefine the listening future.
Bang & Olufsen's Beoplay H100, which upgrade the outgoing H95, bring a modular design for longevity – as users can replace parts in the future. The headphones are hi-resolution audio capable and ...
TL;DR: Mark Zuckerberg announced that Meta is working on its Llama 4 model, expected to launch later this year, using a massive AI GPU cluster with over 100,000 NVIDIA H100 GPUs. This setup ...
The Tesla CEO has called it the "most powerful AI training system in the world" and said xAI was using 100,000 of Nvidia's H100 GPUs to train its Grok chatbot. Nvidia's H100 chip, also known as ...
TL;DR: Elon Musk's xAI startup has built the Colossus AI supercomputer, powered by 100,000 NVIDIA H100 AI GPUs, in just 122 days. This engineering feat, praised as "absolutely amazing," uses ...
The US restrictions on exporting advanced hardware have severely impacted the AI ambitions of many Chinese firms, limiting their access to powerful chips necessary for training large-scale AI ...
Taking stock of year three of the bull market shows that the rally is spreading out beyond the Magnificent Seven — and even beyond tech. Since the market's recent lows, three other non-tech sectors ...
Elon Musk has said xAI is using 100,000 of Nvidia's H100 GPUs to train its Grok chatbot. Elon Musk has talked up his AI startup's huge inventory of in-demand Nvidia chips. Now it's Mark Zuckerberg ...