Vietnamese tech firm teams up with Nvidia for $200M AI factory
The new AI deal confirms FPT’s status as a member of the Nvidia Partner Network as a Service Delivery Partner, although the company aims to become a Global Systems Integrator.
The new AI deal confirms FPT’s status as a member of the Nvidia Partner Network as a Service Delivery Partner, although the company aims to become a Global Systems Integrator.
The $200 million center project by Nvidia and Indonesia will power the Southeast Asian country’s push into artificial intelligence (AI), providing infrastructure and talent for the digitization drive.
As more tech giants pour money into developing artificial intelligence solutions, Nvidia sticks to its expertise and incorporates AI into its computer chips, resulting in a massive revenue of about $22.1B in Q4 2023.
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.
The National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource pilot program sees Nvidia team up with federal agencies and several private-sector organizations to provide researchers access to AI tools.
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.
Silicon Valley giants create models that keep them at the competitive edge, even using users' data for ads, but is this enough to present them as bad guys as what fledgling firms make them out to be?
The U.S.-based chipmaker's new gaming chip, "GeForce RTX 4090 D," offers a "quantum leap in performance" laced with artificial intelligence capabilities.
The Perplexity AI's product gives users instant, direct responses to questions with complete sources and citations, a different model from usual search methods, often full of SEO spam.
Microsoft unveils two new chips—the Maia 100 AI chip and the Cobalt 100 arm chip—with the former said to compete with Nvidia in pricing, while the latter is set to rival Intel in general computing.
Nvidia's GenSLMs AI model predicts COVID-19 variants with unprecedented accuracy, distinguishing and visualizing genome sequences for groundbreaking medical insights.
Nvidia's H200 boasts twice the performance of its forerunner, the H100, and incorporates a groundbreaking 141GB memory, with a global launch in Q2 2024.