New Technologies
NEW TECHNOLOGIES
Sony Crystal LED UNIFY: Simple to Order, Install, Use and Own
Purpose-built for boardrooms, meeting rooms or community spaces, the Crystal LED UNIFY is a fixed 135-inch All-in-One direct-view LED display that is delivered as a complete,
WAC Crown Luminaire + Smart Fans
Crown elevates luxury fan design with a sculptural alabaster diffuser and integrated, tunable LEDs that delivers both uplight and downlight in perfect symmetry. Light glows
Cyclone Lighting Launches Stretto Outdoor Luminaire
Cyclone Lighting has released its Stretto luminaire, which features a sleek, linear shape that integrates naturally into contemporary urban environments. Available in two complementary sizes
Introducing the NVIDIA RTX Spark™ Superchip
Your PC Just Went from Tool to Teammate. The fusion of NVIDIA AI and RTX graphics in a single chip redefines Windows PCs and delivers
FEATURED PRODUCT
Linmore’s LifeTime LED Simplifies Maintenance and Renewal
Linmore’s LifeTime LED is a series of lighting fixtures featuring plug-and-play ReLuma Modules, which reduce the material, labor, and landfill costs associated with replacing whole fixtures. This renewable and sustainable solution enables fixture maintenance for the entire lifespan of a building, simplifying routine renewal and maintenance complexity. Used ReLuma modules
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Jensen Huang Says AI Will Reshape Work Like the Industrial Revolution and the US ‘Should Absolutely Lead’
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang thinks artificial intelligence will transform the workforce much like the Industrial Revolution did, creating new jobs and reshaping how Americans work. Speaking Thursday on “The Will Cain Show,” Huang urged young people to embrace AI rather than fear it, arguing that the technology will become a
Can Light Solve AI’s Energy Bottleneck? by Nick New
The increasing energy requirements to power AI is unsustainable, with concerns also growing about the environmental damage that supplying such energy could cause. We are now at an inflection point. Traditional electrical data transfer methods are reaching their limits, with NVIDIA showing its hand by recently investing $4 billion in
A.I. Doesn’t Have to Mean Layoffs by Patricia Cohen
A French multinational, Schneider Electric, decided to use artificial intelligence in manufacturing to make workers more productive, rather than to replace them. Here’s how that’s going. For many chief executives, success in adopting artificial intelligence is measured by the number of jobs they can eliminate. But such views reflect “a
