AMD acaba de dar un golpe fuerte en la IA local. Lisa Su subió al escenario con un mini PC del tamaño de un libro grueso en una sola mano y ejecutó en vivo un modelo de 235 mil millones de parámetros. Sin datacenter. Sin cloud. Sin alquilar GPUs. El protagonista es el Ryzen AI Max 395 (Strix Halo). Es el primer chip x86 que une CPU y GPU con 128 GB de memoria unificada. En Linux, el GPU puede usar hasta ~110 GB de esa memoria. Para ponerlo en contexto: una RTX 5090 tiene 32 GB y una 4090 tiene 24 GB. Este pequeño equipo ofrece más del triple de memoria accesible para modelos grandes, en un chasis compacto. En pruebas específicas de inferencia (como DeepSeek R1), superó en más de 3x al rendimiento de una RTX 5080 cuando el modelo no cabe en la VRAM de la tarjeta de Nvidia. El precio real del equipo con 128 GB (GMKtec EVO-X2) suele estar entre $1,800 y $2,500 según ofertas (el kit oficial de AMD es más caro). Para quien usa mucho IA, esto cambia las cuentas: en vez de pagar cientos de dólares al mes en suscripciones (Claude, ChatGPT Pro, Cursor, etc.), puedes correr modelos potentes localmente con Ollama, LM Studio o similares. Privacidad total, sin límites de tokens y sin que te corten el servicio a las 3 a.m. No es que las suscripciones vayan a desaparecer mañana, pero para muchos casos de uso (RAG con documentos privados, prototipos, agentes locales, etc.) esta opción se vuelve muy atractiva. Estamos viendo el inicio de una nueva etapa de IA local accesible y potente??

To all the hate given to @zee5 It is better than @SonyLIV ,You don't have to pay 1400 and still get an ad everytime you open a game. I think Champions league matches should also move to zee5/hotstar.

Not sure what everyone else was watching, but my experience was pretty straightforward. I watched FIFA World Cup on ZEE5 and bruhh the experience was pretty smooth with Full HD & no annoying buffering when the game got intense. Don't ragebait just for the sake of payout. #FifaWorldCup #ZEE5

YOU HAVE TO WATCH THIS 🤩 Indian Archer Dhiraj beating the Olympic Champion Korean archer Lee in a World Cup Final 🇮🇳 🥇 #Archery | Video Courtesy: @worldarchery

Haha.. morocco deserved to win!

The stadium where the World Cup opened yesterday in Mexico. If I were them, I wouldn't have sat down! 😨‼️

BBC is fighting for India's independence, Qatar for India's secularism, China for India's territorial integrity, Pakistan for India's religious freedom, Canada for India's Moolnivasi rights and America for India's rightful place in the world but Modi is blocking them all ☹️

I totally agree! Next cycle I am not going for Prime Videos

Life gets easier when you systemize the small stuff.

The most painful irony is that the only ritual space finally available to her was neither her inherited tradition nor her husband’s, but a third religious framework that intervened on humanitarian grounds.

BIG BREAKING: India has defeated Japan 4-1 in the U-18 Hockey Asia Cup Final to clinch the gold medal in dominant fashion Yesterday team India crushed Pakistan and today brilliant performance by the young Indian team to emerge as champions of Asia🇮🇳🙌

🚨 India's Women's 4x100m Relay Team wins Gold, matching the Championship Record! India's Women's 4x100m Relay team stormed to gold in 44.07s, equalling their own Championship Record (CR) at the New Taipei City Athletics Open 2026. Srabani provided a solid start, Sneha held her own on the second leg, Sudheshna produced a blistering third leg, and Tamanna capped off the race with a strong finish as India dominated the field. Interestingly, the Indian team also won gold at the same meet last year in exactly the same time — 44.07s! The quartet has shown the ability to run much faster, having clocked 43.86s at the Asian Athletics 2025, their best performance over the past two years. With the Asian Games on the horizon, India will be hoping to produce a few more sub-44-second performances and further strengthen their position among Asia's leading sprint relay teams. 📹 - ELTA Sports #IndianAthletics #Athletics #Relay #4x100m #NewTaipeiCityAthleticsOpen @afiindia

“To beard the lion in his den.” The dictionary defines it as boldly confronting a powerful rival on their own turf. For years, Norway Chess has been Magnus Carlsen’s den. His turf. His domain. So I woke up to this news and my jaw dropped. You didn’t just win a title, @rpraggnachess. You walked into the lion’s den and emerged victorious This title is important. Not because of the trophy, but because of your challenger spirit. And that’s something all of us can learn from… 🇮🇳👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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Indian Cattle tells an unspoken story of Out of India migration🔥 Why? Because cattle cannot just walk outside of India and go all over these places! It needs Indian cattle herders, real people to move out of India with these cattle! This is creating nightmare in the Aryan Invasion Theory camp! Indian humped cattle – the indicine lineage (Bos indicus) – were domesticated in the Indus–Sarasvati region around 8000–7000 BCE, with early evidence from Neolithic Mehrgarh. From this core zone, they spread steadily across the subcontinent between 7000–4000 BCE, becoming integral to early agro-pastoral economies. By 3000–2000 BCE, indicine cattle moved eastward into Southeast Asia, contributing to the formation of regional zebu populations, and by 2000–1500 BCE they had entered parts of China, where they interacted with local taurine lineages. A further major expansion carried Indian indicine cattle westward into Africa beginning around 2000 BCE, with multiple waves continuing into the first millennium CE; this movement profoundly reshaped East African cattle genetics, producing the taurine–indicine admixture visible today. Thus, over several millennia, cattle domesticated in northwest India radiated outward across Asia and Africa, leaving a durable genetic and economic footprint that still defines tropical cattle populations. Taurine cattle – the humpless lineage (Bos taurus) – were first domesticated in the Near East around 10,500–10,000 BCE from local aurochs populations in the Fertile Crescent. They expanded with Neolithic farming communities into southeastern Europe by 7000–6000 BCE, and across most of Europe over the next millennium. A southern dispersal carried taurine cattle into North Africa by 6000–5000 BCE, and progressively into Sub-Saharan Africa between 4000–2000 BCE, where they later encountered and hybridised with incoming indicine cattle. Eastward movements brought taurine herds into Central Asia by 5000–3000 BCE, contributing to later Eurasian pastoral systems. No evidence of any of them entering India! This agains weakens Aryan Invasion Theory or it's weakened version Aryan Migration Theory! All silly political games played with human genetics in scholarship arena now checkmated by cow genetics!

Rajkumar ji, sitting on the chair in the picture, is divyang. He is paralysed from waist down and walks with great difficulty But last week, he sat at a police station till 2 am to get a paedophile Mohd Parvez (35) booked and arrested for assaulting a 12-year-old girl The girl studies at Rajkumar ji’s free educational centre for underprivileged kids. After somehow escaping from Parvez, she ran straight to him and told him what happened. Rajkumar ji took lead and called police I visited him and his centre in Delhi today Around 100 children study here and also receive free meals. Classes begin with Gayatri Mantra and Om, and conclude with Hanuman Chalisa Those who refuse to do these prayers, are not given admission @sewanyaya has provided financial assistance to both the survivor and Rajkumar ji’s centre Deeply moved by the courage of the little girl and the spirit of people like Rajkumar ji

This guy knows our scriptures more than so called secular and liberals in india.😅

Did you know? During Partition in the year 1947, Muslim League mobs encircled the Golden temple of Sikhs in Amritsar. They were about to destroy the temple. It was RSS Swayamsevaks of Amritsar who fought a pitched battle with the mobs. They saved the Sikh Golden temple from destruction on March 6 1947. The Muslim League mobs marched towards Harmandir Sahib. They raised slogans like "leke rahenge Pakistan" and "let us do what Abdali did" But then, there was a surprise awaiting the jεhadi mobs. They were encircled, fiercely attacked and repelled. Muslim League had to run for their lives. The protectors were none other than RSS Swayamsevaks. The jihadis were particularly terrified of one Swayamsevak called Bijli Pehelwan. RSS stationed hundreds of Swayamsevaks around the Harmandir Sahib shrine to protect it from desecration by Mμslim League mobs. The Swayamsevaks guarded the shrine 24*7.  The Swayamsevaks were posted around the shrine for the entire year  "The contribution of RSS Swayamsevaks during Partition is no way less than that of Jawans"- Brigadier GS Singh. Amritsar, December 1947  The Muslim league mob attacked again on March 9, 1947. The Sevadars of Harmandir Sahib asked RSS for help. Durgadas Khanna, the RSS head of Amritsar, gave them assurance. RSS swayamsevaks promptly defended and repulsed the second invasion as well  Source: "The fiery saga of RSS" written by award winning journalist Manikchandra Vajpayee. Original was translated into English by Sudhakar Raje

#Uber quality of service #Bengaluru Driver declines ride due to online payment. Then does not cancel booking from his end. I am charged penalty for poor service by @uber

Indian origin Artillery, Radar & Rocket Systems Spotted Moving Through Armenia Ahead of Armenian Military Parade. Armenia has signed $2 billion worth of defence deals with India since 2020 to counter the Turkey–Azerbaijan military nexus.