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Meta Is Ready to Rock Nvidia’s Boat With Its In-House AI Chip
Meta begins testing first in-house AI training chip, Reuters says
Facebook owner Meta (META) is testing its first in-house chip for training artificial intelligence systems, a key milestone as it moves to
· 13h
Meta is testing its first AI training chip.
· 7h · on MSN
Nvidia Stock Sees Wild Swings. How Trump Could End the AI Chips Slump.
Nvidia’s Stock Takes a Beating as Trump’s Tariffs Derail AI Market
Nvidia’s (NVDA) stock is struggling, down 20% this year and hitting its lowest level since September 2024. Investors who once rode the AI boom
Is the Worst Over for Nvidia Stock? The Case for NVDA Falling Below $100.
Rivals focus efforts on how AI is deployed, in their efforts to disrupt the world’s most valuable semiconductor company
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Hey Sony, There’s a Right Way and Wrong Way to Use AI to Improve PlayStation 5 Games
Sony testing AI to drive PlayStation characters
PlayStation characters may one day engage you in theoretically endless conversations, if a new internal technology video bares out.
· 1d · on MSN
Sony is experimenting with AI-powered PlayStation characters
AI stocks rebounded on Tuesday as American and Canadian officials backed off threats to escalate the two countries’ trade war.
Cerebras Systems is challenging Nvidia with six new AI data centers across North America, promising 10x faster inference speeds and 7x cost reduction for companies using advanced AI models like Llama 3.
Nvidia faces rising competition in AI inference as rivals like DeepSeek, Cerebras, and Big Tech firms target the growing market, challenging its dominance amid shifting computing demands.
Nvidia exceeded Wall Street’s expectations as it closed out 2024, achieving stunning sales and profit growth — and much of Silicon Valley is likely breathing a sigh of relief at what the results say about the artificial intelligence industry.
Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) and Palantir Technologies (NASDAQ: PLTR) delivered terrific gains last year as shares of both companies shot up remarkably thanks to the fast-growing demand for their artificial intelligence (AI)-focused hardware and software solutions.
Super Micro Computer shares led the S&P 500 higher Tuesday as artificial intelligence stocks enjoyed a strong session.
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