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OpenAI has yet another new coding model and this time it's really fast

Matthias Bastian / the-decoder - OpenAI's new GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark is a smaller coding model that runs on Cerebras chips and pushes over 1,000 tokens per second. It's the company's first model built specifically for real-time programming.The article OpenAI has yet another new coding model…


Hardware partnership — Cerebras deployment and Nvidia sidestep

OpenAI launches GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark on Cerebras chips — marks AI giants first production deployment away from Nvidia

21 days / tomshardware

OpenAI swaps Nvidia for Cerebras with GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark

21 days / techzine / Berry Zwets

OpenAI sidesteps Nvidia with unusually fast coding model on plate-sized chips

22 days / arstechnica / Benj Edwards

OpenAI dishes out its first model on a plate of Cerebras silicon

22 days / theregister / Tobias Mann

OpenAI Expands Line with Faster Codex-Spark Model

22 days / techstrong / Jon Swartz

A new version of OpenAI’s Codex is powered by a new dedicated chip

22 days / techcrunch / Lucas Ropek


OTHER — legal and regulatory concerns

OpenAI may have violated California’s new AI safety law with the release of its latest coding model, according to allegations from an AI watchdog group.

22 days / reddit / /u/MetaKnowing


Performance benchmarks — extreme throughput demos

Introducing GPT‑5.3‑Codex‑Spark

22 days / simonwillison / Simon Willison


Product launch — Codex‑Spark for real‑time coding

OpenAI launches GPT-5.3-Codex-Spark for ultra-fast real-time coding

21 days / dataconomy / Kerem Gülen

OpenAI’s rapid GPT-5.3-Codex model moves beyond simple coding tasks

22 days / siliconangle / Mike Wheatley

OpenAI has yet another new coding model and this time it's really fast

22 days / the-decoder / Matthias Bastian

GPT‑5.3‑Codex‑Spark

22 days / ycombinator


All Other Stories

OpenAI calls the new coding tool the "first milestone" in its relationship with the chipmaker.

22 days / bsky / @techcrunch.com / techcrunch.com

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Memory price surge of ‘more than 600%’ squeezes China’s device makers

scmp - A global memory supply shock is sweeping through the electronics industry, as surging component costs threaten to squeeze China’s smartphone and broadband equipment manufacturers.New data from TrendForce and Counterpoint Research point to mounting risks a…

#semiconductors #chips #stockmarket #business #supplychain #pricing #manufacturing #technology #cisco #memory

Lenovo hikes PC prices and warns of a prolonged memory crisis

22 days / digitaltrends

HANMI's New Wide TC Bonder Equipment Paves Way for HBM5 & HBM6

22 days / techpowerup

Corsair fights back against RAM scammers and thieves with packaging shift — ditches iconic yellow boxes for transparent plastic and anti-tampering labels

22 days / tomshardware

Cisco's memory-price warning is having ripple effects across the tech sector

22 days / cnbc

The memory boom is back: Global revenue to reach $551 billion in 2026 as prices skyrocket

22 days / techspot

Memory chip stocks: Why Micron and Sandisk are soaring today as shortage fuels global RAM demand

22 days / fastcompany / Michael Grothaus

Memory price surge of ‘more than 600%’ squeezes China’s device makers

22 days / scmp

Cisco slumps as memory price spike weighed on margins

22 days / sherwood / Matt Phillips

Memory price explosion triggers PC buying spree

22 days / theregister / Dan Robinson

Memory hoarding and skyrocketing prices hit entry-level electronics demand, foundry orders — China's top chipmaker points to supply chain pressures squeezing out consumers

22 days / reddit / /u/sr_local

Back to Top / Thursday, February 12, 2026, 8:21 am / permalink 19061 / 10 stories in 22 days


(LEAD) Samsung Electronics starts world's first commercial shipment of HBM4

Kang Yoon-seung / co - SEOUL, Feb. 12 (Yonhap) -- Samsung Electronics Co. said Thursday it has begun th...

#ai #cloud #semiconductors #chips #samsung #gpu #datacenter #technology #memory

Samsung’s HBM4 Officially Makes Its Way into NVIDIA’s Next-Gen Vera Rubin, Establishing It as the “Industry’s Fastest” AI Memory Solution

22 days / wccftech / Muhammad Zuhair

(PR) Samsung Ships Industry-First Commercial HBM4 With Ultimate Performance for AI Computing

22 days / techpowerup

Samsung enters AI infrastructure market with first HBM4 deliveries

22 days / techzine / Mels Dees

Samsung starts mass production of next-gen AI memory chip

22 days / techxplore

Samsung Begins HBM4 Memory Mass Production With Up To 13 Gbps Speeds & 48 GB Capacities

23 days / wccftech / Hassan Mujtaba

(LEAD) Samsung Electronics starts world's first commercial shipment of HBM4

23 days / co / Kang Yoon-seung

Samsung Electronics starts world's first commercial shipment of HBM4

23 days / co / Kang Yoon-seung

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