Tag: AI inference chips

$100 Billion Chips, Anonymous Models, and the Telco That Refuses to Outsource Its Future

AT&T’s 90% Cost Cut On August 12, AT&T’s Chief Data and AI Officer Andy Markus made a statement that should have every enterprise CIO paying attention. OpenAI models already power about 25% of AT&T’s total AI usage. The target? 70% to 80%. But here’s the real story. By switching from closed, proprietary models to open ones, AT&T cut its costs… Read more →

The AI That Never Forgets, The Chip That Cuts Cloud Costs to Zero, and Why Your Bank Is Betting $2 Billion on AI

SK Telecom’s AI That Never Forgets Let me start with the one that actually made me sit up straighter. On August 4, SK Telecom (South Korea’s largest wireless mobile carrier) released A.X K2, a 688-billion-parameter AI model that shifts from reactive to proactive AI. Here’s why this matters. Most AI answers questions. A.X K2 plans and executes tasks on its own. It can handle… Read more →