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Qualcomm looks to chip away at Nvidia’s dominance in AI arms race
For years, the artificial intelligence landscape has been dominated by one name: Nvidia. The company’s powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) and its CUDA software platform created an unshakeable fortress, making it the undisputed king of AI training in data centers. This dominance has propelled Nvidia into the ranks of the world’s most valuable companies. Now, a new, formidable challenger is entering the arena, and it comes from a different …
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Qualcomm looks to chip away at Nvidia’s dominance in AI arms race
For years, the artificial intelligence landscape has been dominated by one name: Nvidia. The company’s powerful graphics processing units (GPUs) and its CUDA software platform created an unshakeable fortress, making it the undisputed king of AI training in data centers. This dominance has propelled Nvidia into the ranks of the world’s most valuable companies. Now, a new, formidable challenger is entering the arena, and it comes from a different …
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