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Working out how best to use AI in mathematics research—and in science more generally—will take time, effort, and resources. We’re eager to support mathematicians as they drive scientific progress and define the future of their field. We’ve committed $5 million of funding, compute, and Claude access to help the math community navigate the massive changes that AI brings. We’re partnering with @SimonsFdn, who will manage the award through a community-driven approach, supporting workshops, conferences, and lectures by domain experts.

NVIDIA's RTX Spark just landed: 20 ARM cores, 6,144 CUDA cores, 128GB unified memory, 100% performance on battery. Also ~273 GB/s of memory bandwidth, a 2-year-old Blackwell GPU tile, and OEM power budgets ranging 45W-95W because apparently we're doing TDP roulette again. Let me save you 45 minutes of review reading. IT WINS: • beats a portable RTX 4070 • crushes M5 Pro/Max at ray tracing • Tensor cores demolish Apple in ComfyUI • runs 70B models an 8GB laptop GPU can't even load • ~99-100% perf unplugged (x86 rivals lose half) IT LOSES: • Prism emulates x86 CPU while GPU runs native → CPU bottleneck caps your frame rate, and DLSS can't save you • Apple wins multi-thread and Premiere/DaVinci loops • 300 GB/s vs Apple's 400-800 GB/s. Loading a 70B model ≠ running one fast • £2,100-3,700 in UK. $2,400 in the US. Entry configs missing or stuck with 512GB. Now: didn't Qualcomm already fail at this? Yes. But Snapdragon X Elite didn't flop because ARM Windows is impossible. It flopped because you can't launch a platform on emulation and hope devs show up. Anti-cheat wouldn't port. Adobe was patchy. Hardware was fine, software was the moat. And to be fair to Qualcomm — it led multi-threaded, beat Intel/AMD on battery, and held clocks on battery when x86 dropped 50%. Not a flop. A foundation. Difference this time: NVIDIA brought CUDA. The biggest dev moat in computing. Fortnite and The Finals already work on ARM. CS2 and PUBG still don't. Verdict: not a gaming laptop. A local AI workstation that happens to run games. If you're the developer who's been on a MacBook for the unified memory and quietly missing CUDA — this is the first machine that stops making you choose. If you just want to play games, buy something else and keep £1,000. Rumour: NPU might handle DLSS frame gen entirely, which would kill the CPU bottleneck. Unconfirmed. Genuinely want to know if it's real. Sources below. 🔧

We’re also removing the cap on how many Sites you can create on ChatGPT Plus and Pro. We've been listening and we want to keep making it easier for you to build whatever you want. Have fun building ChatGPT Sites!

We’re also removing the cap on how many Sites you can create on ChatGPT Plus and Pro. We've been listening and we want to keep making it easier for you to build whatever you want. Have fun building ChatGPT Sites!

Stock vs. AI was never the fight, because the best work starts with something real: a real photo, which AI riffs on until it becomes something niche, which you then shape by keeping the choices only you would make.

Morgan Stanley is leading an equity and debt fundraising for the first major new US oil refinery in half a century, according to the company behind the $4 billion fuel-making development.