All ai hardware coverage from The Sideline.
The Naval Postgraduate School has deployed the first NVIDIA DGX GB300 AI supercomputer in the U.S. military — a move that's less about raw compute and more about closing the dangerous gap between military leadership and the AI systems they'll command.
Nvidia isn't content ruling the GPU market—it's pitching Vera Rubin as a full-stack AI data center takeover, CPU included. Here's what that actually means, and what the press release conveniently skips.
TSMC's surging revenue from AI chip manufacturing offers the clearest ground-truth signal yet that the AI infrastructure buildout is real—but strong silicon demand doesn't automatically answer whether the software layer will justify the investment.
Every ai hardware piece The Sideline has ever published.
