Microsoft is reportedly developing Athena, its own artificial intelligence chip, that will be used for training large-language models and supporting interference.
Microsoft declined to comment on the matter.
The Nvidia's Grace CPU Superchip unveiled at the chipmaker's AI developer conference is seen in this undated handout image obtained by Reuters. In research, Nvidia showed that AI could be used to improve chip design, finding better ways to place big groups of transistors.Samsung anticipates that demand for advanced chips will soar with the adoption of 5G wireless networks, artificial intelligence and self-driving cars.
Furthermore, a Chinese scientist wrote in an official journal in February that chips are the center of a "technology war." President Xi Jinping accused Washington in March of trying to block China’s development with a campaign of "containment and suppression." He called on the public to "dare to fight."
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