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The article primarily discusses next-generation computing infrastructure driven by AI workloads like LLMs, but it also explicitly introduces quantum computing as a parallel evolution in the same section. Since the piece frames both advanced silicon architectures (NVIDIA Grace Blackwell) and emerging quantum principles as solutions to shared computational challenges rather than focusing exclusively on one domain, this falls under the intersection of these fields.
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The future of next-generation computing

GDELT6 min read

Next-generation (next-gen) computing is transforming how advanced technologies process information, solve complex challenges, and drive innovation. AS DIGITAL transformation accelerates across industries, computing is entering a new era. The rapid growth of artificial intelligence (AI), advanced analytics, robotics, scientific research and autonomous technologies is creating computational demands that traditional computing alone can no longer efficiently support. To address these growing challenges, next-generation (next-gen) computing is emerging as a transformative evolution in computing technologies, enabling faster processing, greater scalability, enhanced energy efficiency and more intelligent decision-making. Moving into Quantum Computing education and investment in advanced NVIDIA Grace Blackwell-powered DGX Spark AI computing infrastructure, Asia Pacific University of Technology & Innovation (APU) is building an…

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