AMD to strengthen grip on PC AI as rivalry with Nvidia, Intel heats up
AMD says its chips power over 90% of AI-enabled personal computers, and it’s betting on the growth of this market segment to edge out rivals Nvidia and Intel.
AMD says its chips power over 90% of AI-enabled personal computers, and it’s betting on the growth of this market segment to edge out rivals Nvidia and Intel.
At the time of writing, the valuation of the mobile artificial intelligence (AI) market is pegged at $12 billion, with the Analytics Insights report predicting a CAGR of 26.78% over four years.
Chip manufacturers are utilizing AI's capabilities to lure more consumers into buying PCs and laptops nowadays, but the tech's powerful capacity is only a spec of what end-users are looking for.
Intel is stepping up its game, venturing into the artificial intelligence industry with the launch of its enterprise GenAI firm Articul8, whose mission is to address the gap in the sector safely and cost-effectively.
Intel is leveling up the global AI race, unveiling its latest computer chips that will rival existing chips from Nvidia and AMD and likely contribute to the massive transformation of the AI landscape.
The U.K. government is in talks with Nvidia, Intel, and Advanced Micro Devices to buy AI chips with an aim to bolster the country's AI research and innovation as competition in the sector heats up.
Intel began making Blocksale chips in 2022, but market turmoil and a decline in mining profits have taken their toll. It will cease taking orders on October 20, 2023.
The publicly-traded block reward miner will be receiving the much-improved second generation of the Intel Bonanza Mine ASIC chip on its new mining devices.
This week, Jerry Chan focuses on the economics of the block reward mining industry, explaining why it is one of the most misunderstood aspects of the Bitcoin economy.
BlackBerry has partnered with tech giant Intel to launch a cryptojacking detection tool that will rely on machine learning and AI to protect enterprise systems
Intel was born by being on the cutting edge of technology, so it’s no surprise that the tech giant would continue to ensure that it is able to be an influencer.
Intel has filed a patent for a system that would make transaction verification on a distributed ledger automatic, negating the necessity of paying miners for the service.