Chip Wars Heat Up as Tech Giants Battle for AI Supremacy
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Intel aims to catch up to Nvidia and TSMC in AI chips through new Gaudi 3 accelerators and leading open source software and networking consortiums.
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Micron provides essential high-bandwidth memory (HBM) for AI training supercomputers, benefiting no matter which company wins the accelerator chip wars.
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Broadcom designs custom AI chips for major tech giants like Google, Meta, and others, with 35% of its 2024 semi revenues from AI.
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Multiple tech giants like Google, Meta, and Intel are trying to design their own AI chips to compete with or reduce reliance on Nvidia.
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AI chip demand is surging, creating opportunities in accelerator chips from Nvidia/others and related semiconductors from Micron, Broadcom, etc.