AI Infrastructure

China’s AI Chip Sovereignty Push Should Prompt Ottawa to Act

China has quietly made a significant move in the global AI hardware race. For the first time, Beijing has added domestically produced AI chips...

Nvidia’s Delayed AI Inference GPU Creates a Procurement Window Canadian Data Centre Operators Should Not Miss

Nvidia's CPX — a dedicated AI inference GPU that was widely anticipated for a 2024 or early 2025 launch — appears to have slipped...

NVIDIA and Marvell’s $2 Billion Deal Tightens AI Hardware Consolidation — and Canada Is Watching

NVIDIA and Marvell Technology have formalized a commercial relationship valued at approximately $2 billion, centred on custom AI silicon and high-speed networking components. The...

Canada’s Nvidia Dependency: What a Fracturing Chip Market Means for National AI Strategy

For the past two years, access to Nvidia GPUs has functioned less like a procurement decision and more like a geopolitical advantage. Governments, hyperscalers,...

Canada’s AI Compute Strategy Is Being Tested by a New Era of Inference Workloads

A new research collaboration between Micron Technology and Argonne National Laboratory is bringing rigorous empirical structure to a question the AI infrastructure world has...

Canada’s AI Sovereignty Strategy Has a Silicon Problem

A significant inflection point is arriving in AI hardware, and Canada is not positioned to benefit from it. According to fresh forecasts, shipments of...

NVIDIA’s GB300 Posts 20x Agentic AI Gains Over Hopper — and It’s Forcing an Enterprise Hardware Reckoning

NVIDIA's GB300 — the flagship chip in its Blackwell Ultra line — has recorded a 20x performance improvement over the company's Hopper architecture on...

NVIDIA’s GB300 Posts 20x Agentic AI Gain Over Hopper — and It Reshapes How Infrastructure Gets Built

NVIDIA's GB300 — the Blackwell Ultra architecture's flagship accelerator — has posted a 20x performance-per-megawatt improvement over Hopper-generation hardware on agentic AI benchmarks. That...