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PyTorch 2.15 tackles GPU issues; Meta acquires Conductor; Server sales up 20% · 1 source tracked

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The Register's AI section covers several developments, including PyTorch 2.15 addressing GPU issues in large-scale AI training and Meta's acquisition of agent orchestration startup Conductor. Server sales for HPC and AI have seen a 20% increase, driven by both higher sales and increased costs. Microsoft is facing challenges with AI PC adoption due to RAM prices, while Drax proposes a large datacenter powered by biomass energy, pending regulatory approval. AI

IMPACT Developments in AI training resilience and server infrastructure may influence future AI development and deployment strategies.

RANK_REASON This is a news digest covering multiple distinct topics, not a single newsworthy event.

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PyTorch 2.15 tackles GPU issues; Meta acquires Conductor; Server sales up 20% · 1 source tracked

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