You can do a lot (and learn a lot) with a 1-bit computer called the WDR-1. It’s never been easier to turn a USB port into an embedded systems dev kit by using these FTDI and Bluepill tricks.

Microsoft’s “1‑bit” AI model runs on a CPU only, while matching larger systems Future AI might not need supercomputers thanks to models like BitNet b1.58 2B4T.

Home > Computing Microsoft's New Compact 1-Bit LLM Needs Just 400MB of Memory BitNet b1.58 2B4T is freely available to the public.

The computer is called the WDR-1, and had its origin in a kit machine before it was taken up by the broadcaster. The unusual 1-bit processor is a Motorola MC14500, which was produced from 1977 ...

The 1-bit graphics remind me of my earliest computer days exploring the intricacies of our Macintosh 512K, while the simple D-pad and 2-button layout is instantly familiar to anyone who clutched a ...

Microsoft Releases Largest 1-Bit LLM, Letting Powerful AI Run on Some Older Hardware Your email has been sent Microsoft’s model BitNet b1.58 2B4T is available on Hugging Face but doesn’t run ...

Microsoft researchers claim they’ve developed the largest-scale 1-bit AI model, also known as a “bitnet,” to date. Called BitNet b1.58 2B4T, it’s openly available under an MIT license and ...

The pocket-sized computer has a new microphone and better hardware, so that children can learn the basics of machine learning.