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Every GPU story we've curated in Bowl of Data, newest issue first — part of our weekly digest across AI, security, blockchain, and engineering.
Week 41 · 2026
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MC-Sparse: Deconstructing and Closing the Dense-Sparse Attention Gap in Diffusion Transformers
The researchers present MC-Sparse, a new method to bridge the performance gap between efficient sparse attention and high-fidelity dense attention in diffusion models. By caching metadata and using token-level selection, the framework achieves substantial speedups in video and 3D asset generation without sacrificing visual quality.
Week 38 · 2026
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Open weights are not open source: Why AI's favorite label is under dispute
The article explores the critical technical and ethical gap between models with publicly available weights and truly open-source AI. It highlights how the lack of transparency in training data prevents the auditing and reproducibility essential to the open-source movement.
Week 36 · 2026
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A brief history of quantum vs classical computational advantage
This review article provides a detailed survey of the landscape of quantum computational advantage, examining both successful experimental claims and the classical algorithmic advancements that challenge them. It emphasizes the transition from noisy intermediate-scale quantum (NISQ) utility to the necessity of error correction for true algorithmic supremacy.
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Presentation: From S3 to GPU in One Copy: Rethinking Data Loading for ML Training
This article explores how the Vortex columnar file format optimizes the data pipeline for ML training by reducing latency between cloud storage and GPUs. It highlights techniques like column pruning and GPU-side decompression to eliminate traditional CPU and NVMe bottlenecks.
Week 35 · 2026
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Import AI 470: No rights for machines; automating environment generation with SPADE; and building better GPU kernels with Hawkeye
This article details how AI is unevenly accelerating scientific progress, with major impacts in cybersecurity and minor effects in mathematics. It also highlights two new frameworks, SPADE for synthetic environment generation and Hawkeye for automated GPU kernel optimization.
Week 33 · 2026
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OasisKV: Scaling In-Decode KV Cache Beyond HBM with Lookahead Sparse Prefetching
OasisKV addresses the memory wall in LLM inference by implementing a sparse prefetching mechanism for the KV cache. By leveraging speculative decoding to predict future token importance, it moves less critical KV data to cheaper memory tiers without stalling the decode process.
Week 30 · 2026
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PagedWeight: Efficient MoE LLM Serving with Dynamic Quality-Aware Weight Quantization
PagedWeight optimizes the serving of MoE LLMs by implementing a dynamic quantization strategy that adapts to runtime memory pressure. It balances hardware efficiency with model accuracy by monitoring expert routing statistics and prompt-specific sensitivities.
Week 21 · 2026
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HIVE Digital Technologies plans 320 MW AI infrastructure project in Canada
The crypto mining sector is undergoing a significant transformation, with companies like HIVE investing billions into massive AI data centers. This strategic pivot allows mining firms to stabilize revenue streams by leveraging high-performance computing services as Bitcoin mining profitability becomes more challenging.
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AI Is Too Expensive: AI is, as it stands, not economically viable for anybody involved other than the construction firms, NVIDIA, and the surrounding hardware companies benefitting from the irrational exuberance of a data center buildout that doesn’t appear to be happening at the speed we believed
The article critiques the unsustainable economic model of the current AI boom, arguing that the massive capital expenditures by hyperscalers like Microsoft and Amazon are not matched by sufficient, consistent revenue streams. The author stresses that for AI to be profitable, revenue must explode dramatically, and the operational costs (OpEx) of running data centers must be accounted for.
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