Tae Kim is a Senior Writer at Barron’s. He specializes in AI and machine learning, technology, software, and finance, with a keen focus on topics such as deep learning, data architecture, and software development. Tae’s work has been featured in prominent publications including Bloomberg-Quint, The Washington Post, and The Australian Financial Review.
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Tae Kim primarily focuses on investment analysis with a keen interest in consumer electronics and sales & marketing within the technology sector. His articles often cite data, indicating an emphasis on factual and evidence-based reporting.
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Neo4j with a working schema: two days. Cypher traversal for the relationships I needed: another day...
By: Tae Kim
Bloomberg, citing people with direct access to the effort, reports that Google's forthcoming model does less well when employees put it to work than it does on industry benchmarks.
A few months ago I spent a couple of days debugging blocking mismatches that I couldn't explain. I'd...
Impressions of Muse, Dots, and Instinct.
Note: Next week I'll be traveling to San Jose for the OCP Global Summit, which has become one of the most important AI infrastructure conferences of the year.
AMD CEO Lisa Su is emphatic and optimistic about the current demand for AI.
Agentic AI is changing everything including at Nvidia. Key Context spoke with Ian Buck, Nvidia's vice president of hyperscale and high-performance
By: Tae Kim
Startups are where much of the technology industry's innovation happens.
Jalapeño. Credit: OpenAI A new AI chip is making waves in the industry and it's likely to keep doing so for years to come.
The biggest AI IPO ever is weeks away.
