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Qualcomm's next Hexagon NPU adds an Element Accelerator and 50% more shared memory, running 30B MoE models on-device for agentic AI. Details here.

#Qualcomm #Snapdragon #HexagonNPU #AgenticAI #OnDeviceAI #SnapdragonSummit #TechNews

https://securityexpress.info/qualcomm-hexagon-npu-agentic-ai/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=jetpack_social

Weekly output: Verizon revamps plans, edge and on-device AI in connected homes

I keep saying that the only thing I really want for Father’s Day is a nap. This one has somehow not featured that, but I still can’t complain about how today has gone for me.

6/16/2026: Verizon Wireless Drops 2 Fees, Adds Rewards Programs and ‘Simplicity’ Plan, PCMag

I spent more time quizzing a Verizon publicist about this bundle of announcements than I’d expected because the advance copy of the company’s press release left out so many details–and then I still had to revise the post Tuesday morning with additional information about its new Verizon One bundle of home and mobile broadband.

6/18/2026: AI at the Edge: Smarter Decisions, Less Latency, Unify 2026

The Connectivity Standards Alliance, the trade group behind the Matter standard for connected-home devices, hosted a conference in Austin and saw fit to include me in the proceedings (and to pay me a stipend for my work as a panel moderator). My spot on the program was this panel featuring Felipe Benavides, head of partnerships at Liquid AI; Alan Coleman, chief product officer of Plume; Colin Cureton, product line vice president for  home business at Silicon Labs; and Rolf de Vegt, vice president of technical standards at Qualcomm. We spent 45 minutes unpacking what on-device AI models can do for gadgets ranging from light bulbs to dishwashers to thermostats–in particular, about the privacy upsides of sending less data to cloud services.

Weekly output: Verizon revamps plans, edge and on-device AI in connected homes

I keep saying that the only thing I really want for Father’s Day is a nap. This one has somehow not featured that, but I still can’t complain about how today has gone for me.

6/16/2026: Verizon Wireless Drops 2 Fees, Adds Rewards Programs and ‘Simplicity’ Plan, PCMag

I spent more time quizzing a Verizon publicist about this bundle of announcements than I’d expected because the advance copy of the company’s press release left out so many details–and then I still had to revise the post Tuesday morning with additional information about its new Verizon One bundle of home and mobile broadband.

6/18/2026: AI at the Edge: Smarter Decisions, Less Latency, Unify 2026

The Connectivity Standards Alliance, the trade group behind the Matter standard for connected-home devices, hosted a conference in Austin and saw fit to include me in the proceedings (and to pay me a stipend for my work as a panel moderator). My spot on the program was this panel featuring Felipe Benavides, head of partnerships at Liquid AI; Alan Coleman, chief product officer of Plume; Colin Cureton, product line vice president for  home business at Silicon Labs; and Rolf de Vegt, vice president of technical standards at Qualcomm. We spent 45 minutes unpacking what on-device AI models can do for gadgets ranging from light bulbs to dishwashers to thermostats–in particular, about the privacy upsides of sending less data to cloud services.

Weekly output: Verizon revamps plans, edge and on-device AI in connected homes

I keep saying that the only thing I really want for Father’s Day is a nap. This one has somehow not featured that, but I still can’t complain about how today has gone for me.

6/16/2026: Verizon Wireless Drops 2 Fees, Adds Rewards Programs and ‘Simplicity’ Plan, PCMag

I spent more time quizzing a Verizon publicist about this bundle of announcements than I’d expected because the advance copy of the company’s press release left out so many details–and then I still had to revise the post Tuesday morning with additional information about its new Verizon One bundle of home and mobile broadband.

6/18/2026: AI at the Edge: Smarter Decisions, Less Latency, Unify 2026

The Connectivity Standards Alliance, the trade group behind the Matter standard for connected-home devices, hosted a conference in Austin and saw fit to include me in the proceedings (and to pay me a stipend for my work as a panel moderator). My spot on the program was this panel featuring Felipe Benavides, head of partnerships at Liquid AI; Alan Coleman, chief product officer of Plume; Colin Cureton, product line vice president for  home business at Silicon Labs; and Rolf de Vegt, vice president of technical standards at Qualcomm. We spent 45 minutes unpacking what on-device AI models can do for gadgets ranging from light bulbs to dishwashers to thermostats–in particular, about the privacy upsides of sending less data to cloud services.

Weekly output: Verizon revamps plans, edge and on-device AI in connected homes

I keep saying that the only thing I really want for Father’s Day is a nap. This one has somehow not featured that, but I still can’t complain about how today has gone for me.

6/16/2026: Verizon Wireless Drops 2 Fees, Adds Rewards Programs and ‘Simplicity’ Plan, PCMag

I spent more time quizzing a Verizon publicist about this bundle of announcements than I’d expected because the advance copy of the company’s press release left out so many details–and then I still had to revise the post Tuesday morning with additional information about its new Verizon One bundle of home and mobile broadband.

6/18/2026: AI at the Edge: Smarter Decisions, Less Latency, Unify 2026

The Connectivity Standards Alliance, the trade group behind the Matter standard for connected-home devices, hosted a conference in Austin and saw fit to include me in the proceedings (and to pay me a stipend for my work as a panel moderator). My spot on the program was this panel featuring Felipe Benavides, head of partnerships at Liquid AI; Alan Coleman, chief product officer of Plume; Colin Cureton, product line vice president for  home business at Silicon Labs; and Rolf de Vegt, vice president of technical standards at Qualcomm. We spent 45 minutes unpacking what on-device AI models can do for gadgets ranging from light bulbs to dishwashers to thermostats–in particular, about the privacy upsides of sending less data to cloud services.

https://winbuzzer.com/2026/06/01/nvidia-brings-rtx-spark-to-premium-windows-pcs-xcxwbn/

Nvidia has unveiled its RTX Spark superchip for Windows PCs, pairing GB10 Grace Blackwell hardware with local AI features, unified memory and OEM launches later in 2026.

#AI #DGXSpark #NVIDIA #WindowsOnARM #WindowsPCs #ARM #AIChips #OnDeviceAI #Semiconductors #Processors #Laptops

https://winbuzzer.com/2026/04/18/microsoft-says-recall-claim-matches-intended-design-xcxwbn/

Microsoft Says Windows Recall Behavior Matches Intended Design

#AI #WindowsRecall #Microsoft #Privacy #Cybersecurity #Windows11 #OperatingSystems #WindowsPCs #OnDeviceAI #AIPrivacy #AISecurity

The CPU landscape is entering a major shift as 2026 approaches.

Intel’s Panther Lake brings high clocks, integrated Arc graphics, and on-device AI to laptops, while AMD’s X3D CPUs and Zen 6/Zen 7 roadmap hint at the next evolution of gaming performance and AI-ready processors.

https://www.buysellram.com/blog/recent-cpu-developments-and-trends-2026-intel-panther-lake-amd-x3d-zen-roadmaps-and-the-ai-race-heating-up/

#CPUTrends #CPUNews #AIHardware #Processors #TechNews #TPU #IntelPantherLake #AMDCPU #X3D #Zen6 #Zen7 #AIPC #OnDeviceAI #ChipletDesign #GamingPC #Workstation #2026Tech