Tenstorrent’s $1.5 Billion Round Moves the Test to Deployment
Fresh equity backs manufacturing and commercial expansion, while earlier financing and software disclosures clarify what still needs proving.
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Nvidia Invests $3.5 Billion to Keep Custom AI Chips Inside Its Stack
Nvidia's MediaTek investment extends its data-center influence into custom silicon as major AI customers develop alternatives to standard GPUs.
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OpenAI Claims Jalapeño Chip Raises Inference Efficiency
OpenAI's first Jalapeño benchmarks claim higher user throughput and efficiency, but meaningful deployment is not expected until 2027.
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Microsoft Expands Azure AI Infrastructure With AMD’s Latest Silicon
Microsoft is expanding Azure’s AI and high-performance computing portfolio with new systems based on AMD’s latest processors and accelerators. The announced lineup includes HDv2 virtual machines with almost 500 physical…
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NVIDIA’s share price nosedives as antitrust clouds gather
A closer look at what nvidia's share price nosedives as antitrust clouds gather meant for the AI landscape.
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Intel’s AI fumble: How the chip giant missed a big opportunity
A closer look at what intel's ai fumble: how the chip giant missed a big opportunity meant for the AI landscape.
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Amazon Built Custom AI Chips to Reduce Its Dependence on Nvidia
Amazon developed Trainium and Inferentia processors to lower AWS AI costs, reduce reliance on Nvidia and offer customers stronger price-performance.
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Nvidia’s AI Chip Dominance Faces French Antitrust Test
French competition scrutiny of Nvidia puts chip scarcity, ecosystem power and the boundaries of legitimate AI market leadership under examination.
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US Targets China-Bound Investment in AI, Chips and Quantum Tech
New US outbound-investment controls treat capital and investor expertise as national-security channels in sensitive Chinese technology sectors.
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Microsoft Deepens South Korean AI Ties Across Chips, Devices and 5G
Microsoft’s planned summit with Samsung, SK Hynix, LG Electronics and SK Telecom shows how AI competition increasingly depends on coordinated hardware, cloud and distribution partnerships.
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