Plugable's new TBT5-AI enclosure lets users plug workstation-class power into their PC by hosting a user-supplied GPU at their desk, bypassing cloud subscription fees.

Can artificial intelligence truly replace human developers when it comes to writing code? It’s a bold question, but with the release of Mistral’s new local AI models, ranging from the lightweight ...

We've come to the point where you can comfortably run a local AI model on your smartphone. Here's what that looks like with the latest Qwen 3.5.

What if you could access a coding-focused AI model that’s not only high-performing but also 42 times cheaper than some of the biggest names in the industry? Universe of AI takes a closer look at how ...

There are trade-offs when using a local LLM ...

Over the past couple of years, generative AI has made its way to mainstream digital products that we push on a daily basis. From email clients to editing tools, it's deeply ingrained across a wide ...

Ollama makes it fairly easy to download open-source LLMs. Even small models can run painfully slow. Don't try this without a new machine with 32GB of RAM. As a reporter covering artificial ...

Last May, MacPaw announced Eney, an “AI-powered companion” that accepts requests in natural language and performs actions on the user’s behalf. Here’s MacPaw on Eney’s original announcement: We’re ...

AI promises dramatic gains in productivity. But too many business tools tie you into proprietary platforms and single AI tools, especially when it comes to working with documents. We explore an ...

Plugable today announced the launch of the TBT5-AI series, a new category of Thunderbolt-powered hardware purpose-built for local AI inference.