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Edge computing is so back and Gen AI is the sweet spot. In my latest I cover Dell’s investment in chip startup SiMa.ai and what it means for the race to the AI edge. https://lnkd.in/eh-AP43p
Race to the gen AI edge heats up as Dell invests in SiMa.ai
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The Most Interesting Story of Last Week: Big Tech's Vertical Integration 📰 Last week's highlight was undoubtedly the advancements in Big Tech’s vertical integration. Here’s what you need to know: - Meta announced the launch of its second-generation AI hardware (MTIA), built using TSMC’s chip technology. This move aims to meet Meta’s specific requirements for AI chips. - Similarly, at the Google Cloud Next 2024 conference, Google unveiled its new proprietary AI chip, Axion, based on ARM’s technology. This follows Google’s earlier series of AI chips known as TPUs. Google claims energy efficiencies and a 30% performance improvement with Axion. 🤔 But could there be more to this story? 🔍Efficiencies, improved performance and customised components are significant motivations behind these vertical integration efforts. However, the deeper reasons likely include: i) competitive advantages, ii) reduce third-party dependencies, iii) geopolitical strategies, and iv) cash generation. 🔗 You can read more about it in this week's Artificial Investor: https://lnkd.in/dvxSt3af 🍽️ Plus, a few fun things to impress at the dinner table. #artificialintelligence #innovation #technology #machinelearning #future #data Marie Brayer Jaume Ayats Soler Niklas Hebborn Yang Tran Michele Trevisiol Nuno M. Laurin Class Nicolò Carpaneda Pablo K. Pablo Fernandez Alvarez Rick (Jingchun) Hao Dr. Andre Retterath Ivan Landabaso Botty Dimanov, PhD Margarida Garcia Ross Strachan Jannat Rajan Alexandre Flamant Lawrence Lundy-Bryan FRSA Francesco Corea, PhD Gomathi Ramalingam Dr. Christoph Baumeister Natalia Ahmadian Kyle O'Brien Benedikt von Schoeler Benedikt Kronberger Krishna Visvanathan François-Xavier Dedde Steven Jacobs Mason Sinclair Archie Muirhead Dave Grimm
The Artificial Investor Weekly - Issue 16
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SK Hynix has announced plans to invest $74.6 billion in AI technologies as part of its strategic expansion. This investment aims to enhance their capabilities in artificial intelligence and drive innovation within the industry. The move is expected to significantly impact the technology sector, contributing to advancements in AI and data processing. Stay tuned for more details on how this investment will shape the future. https://lnkd.in/giQ9MVkP #SKHynix #AIInvestment #TechnologyNews #DataCenters #ArtificialIntelligence #TechInnovation #IndustryUpdate #FutureOfAI #BusinessGrowth #TechTrends #UnderstandingEnterpriseTech #EnterpriseTechnologyNow #EnterpriseTechnologyToday
SK Hynix to invest $74.6bn in AI technologies
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📈 SoftBank's shares hit an all-time high! 💰 💻 Their pivot towards AI and semiconductor investments, driven by CEO Masayoshi Son, has increased investor confidence. Learn more in today’s piece: https://lnkd.in/dd3f6e6m 💼💡 With companies' investments in AI ramping up, you need to stay on top of recent events - subscribe to our daily newsletter here: https://lnkd.in/e2CXdTaK #Softbank #AI #Semiconductors #Investments
SoftBank's Bold AI and Semiconductor Investments Ignite Market Confidence - The Global Treasurer
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An interesting read on AI opportunities from the biggest tech firms. ''AI will be the most disruptive technology of our lifetimes, and our biggest opportunity in 2024 is to enable customers to become #AI-powered businesses' Antonio Neri, Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO.'
Why 10 Top Tech CEOs See AI As One Of 2024's Biggest Opportunities
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Substrate Artificial Intelligence (AQSE:SAI.B, OTCQB:SUIAF) has detailed its investment and growth plans for the coming years, as it seeks to accelerate the development of key businesses – three of which are earmarked to spin-out for IPO by 2028. The Spanish AI firm at the same time highlighted a strengthening financial performance that sees it generating €4 million of earnings (EBITDA) and a €1 million net profit. As well as building the Subgen AI, Cuarta Dimensión Medica, and Fleebe AI towards their respective planned IPOs, the firm is also planning a significant investment, up to €100 million, into data centers – establishing valuable technology infrastructure to bolster its position in the market. More at #Proactive #ProactiveInvestors http://ow.ly/rtza105patg
Substrate AI lays out investment and growth plans
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🏆 The Game Theory of AI CapEx Read this Sequoia Capital article by David Cahn that delves into the growth of #AICapEx, which builds physical data centers with land, power, steel, and industrial capacity. Cahn discusses the importance of “strategic buildout,” and not rushing the development of AI. Here are some of the articles key points: - Debate on Speed vs. Magnitude: CapEx debate is about the speed of investment, not the amount. - Infrastructure Concerns: AI model progress may outpace physical infrastructure, making it outdated quickly. - Intense Competition: Cloud giants (Microsoft, Amazon, Google) are in a game-theoretic arms race, driving aggressive CapEx. - Smaller Players’ Urgency: Smaller companies must act quickly to secure resources. - Benefit to Startups: High CapEx investments by big tech subsidize AI startups, ensuring lower API pricing and spurring innovation. This article highlights our organization's goal to utilize responsible AI practices to improve businesses. Read the full article below to learn more. #AI #TechTrends #AIInfrastructure #CapEx #Innovation #CloudComputing Tobias Yergin, Emmanuel Benhamou, Anik Bose, Jane Wei, Dannie Herzberg, Douglas Leone, Shaun Maguire
The Game Theory of AI CapEx
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Exciting News in the AI Chip Market! SoftBank has acquired Graphcore, a leading British AI chipmaker, in a deal reportedly valued at $600 million. This acquisition is a testament to the growing importance of AI in our daily lives and the increasing competition in the AI chip market. Graphcore's technology has been impressive, with its Intelligence Processing Units (IPUs) designed specifically for AI workloads. The company's software stack allows developers to utilize its hardware effectively, making it a key player in the AI chip market. As AI continues to transform various sectors, the demand for specialized AI hardware is expected to grow. With SoftBank's resources and expertise, Graphcore is poised to expand its operations and continue to innovate in the AI chip market. This acquisition also reflects SoftBank's commitment to preserving Graphcore's established presence and operations, ensuring that the company's high-skilled jobs and investment in the UK's high-tech economy continue. As we move forward in the era of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), it's exciting to see companies like Graphcore and SoftBank working together to drive innovation and progress. #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Graphcore #SoftBank #AIChipMarket #Innovation #Technology #AGI #shiivamsharma
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Definitely Gen AI is a long term investment as its cost decreases and availability improves. At the same time we need to continue investing into staying connected with the latest developments. Looking for a business case will always start with efficiency savings and building new products especially based ok generic highly capable models is not easy (build a successful new product is not easy any given day!). Also I wonder if we are likely to see an explosion of smaller models to help with the resource costs? Another puzzle that remains unsolved is that of the monitoring of all the generated content especially for direct use by an end customer.
GenAI hype meets harsh reality as enterprises wrestle with business case
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Broadcom is paving the way for unprecedented growth in the AI sector! 🚀 The semiconductor powerhouse has recently secured major contracts and partnerships with industry giants like OpenAI, Google, and Meta. This strategic move targets the booming $150 billion AI market, positioning Broadcom for a significant leap forward in its AI ASIC programs. These advancements not only promise enhanced AI capabilities but also spotlight the increasing demand for specialized hardware in AI applications. As businesses continue to integrate AI into their operations, Broadcom's innovations could redefine performance benchmarks in the tech industry. This sets the stage for a competitive landscape where hardware and AI software must evolve in tandem to meet growing demands. How will companies leverage these partnerships to innovate further? And what does this mean for the future of AI-driven solutions? I’d love to hear your thoughts on Broadcom's strategy and the potential ramifications for the tech industry. Are you seeing similar trends in your field? Let's discuss! Also, check out my newsletter for more insights: The Real World AI FREE Newsletter: https://lnkd.in/e5jBQ5ev
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