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Google and Amazon contest Nvidia in AI chips
Google and Amazon have announced that they are challenging NVIDIA's dominance in the artificial intelligence chip market by releasing tools and software that facilitate running AI applications on their own hardware, such as TPUs and Trainium, without the need to rewrite code. These initiatives enable developers to transfer existing AI applications with minimal adjustments, reducing reliance on NVIDIA processors and expanding their options. This move aims to capitalize on the growth of the AI market, where most applications are built on the open-source framework PyTorch. These efforts are seen as attempts to break NVIDIA's monopoly over this market, with expectations that Google may outperform Amazon in certain areas.
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