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Radical Reads: The Age of Inference Is Here — and It’s Hungry for Better Chips

Let’s get one thing straight: AI hardware is no longer just about training. The real action is shifting to inference—the moment when neural networks actually do something.

Ag Information Network of the West | Farm Future Report: Why Should Farmers Care About Artificial Intelligence?

RFDTV: Can technology operate as fast as farming demands?

Ag Information Network of the West | Farm of the Future Report: Compute Power Needed for AI on the Farm

TechRadar: These are the 10 hottest AI hardware companies to follow in 2025

Farms.com Precision Agriculture Digital Digest: Untether AI: Helping Reduce Weeding Times

The Company Manufactured an AI Accelerator Capable of Supporting Precision Agriculture Equipment

BetaKit: Federal Government Outlines $2 Billion in AI Compute Spending Commitment

"The reality is the widespread deployment of AI will be a drain on energy resources," said Bob Beachler, vice-president (VP) of product at Toronto semiconductor company Untether AI. "Favouring operators that use new and energy-efficient hardware in their facilities is a non-negotiable for our energy resources."

AgriTech Tomorrow: How AI will Transform the Economics and Sustainability of the Agriculture Industry

TheFutureEconomy.ca: AI in Canada: Shifting from Innovation to Implementation

AI has the potential to propel the global GDP by up to 14% by 2023, marking a transformative shift in how countries compete and thrive in the digital age.

Canadian Manufacturing: ventureLAB’s HardTech 2024 Brings Together Industry Leaders to Roadmap a Future for Semiconductors and Advanced Manufacturing