AI Infrastructure

Canada’s Thermal Edge: What LiquidStack’s Modular Cooling Push Means for Canadian AI Infrastructure

LiquidStack, a Trane Technologies company with operational roots in North America, has launched a modular liquid cooling platform explicitly designed to handle the thermal...

Nvidia’s RTX Spark Bets on the Edge: What AI-Native Windows PCs Mean for Canadian Enterprise

Nvidia has introduced the RTX Spark, a compact AI chip built to run machine learning workloads directly on Windows PCs — no cloud connection...

Nvidia’s RTX Spark Chip Is More Than a PC Play — It’s a Sovereign AI Compute Option

Nvidia has entered the Arm PC market with RTX Spark, a system-on-chip that integrates an Arm-based CPU, an RTX-class GPU, and a unified memory...

Intel’s Cheaper AI Chip Could Quietly Undermine Canada’s Data Centre Buildout Logic

Intel has signalled it intends to launch a new AI chip before the end of 2025, one engineered around lower-cost commodity memory and designed...

Intel’s New Xeon Push: A Viable Path for Canadian Sovereign AI Infrastructure?

Intel is making a calculated push into AI infrastructure with its latest generation of Xeon server processors, positioning the chips as a more accessible...

As Token Costs Collapse, Canada’s Privacy Rules Are Reshaping Where AI Inference Runs

The cost of running AI inference is dropping at a pace that would have seemed implausible two years ago. As token costs collapse—driven by...

Nvidia’s RTX Spark Superchip Arrives at a Pivotal Moment for Canada’s Sovereign AI Ambitions

Nvidia has announced the RTX Spark, a compact superchip designed to bring serious AI processing power directly to Windows PCs. The device integrates GPU...

Intel’s New AI Chip Opens a Strategic Procurement Window for Canadian Buyers

Intel is moving aggressively into the AI accelerator market with new silicon designed to directly challenge Nvidia's dominance and AMD's growing foothold. The development...