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Nvidia
The chip maker whose GPUs power most AI training and a lot of AI at home.
Nvidia designs the graphics processors (GPUs) that turned out to be ideal for training and running AI models. Almost every large model you read about was trained on Nvidia hardware, which has made the company one of the most valuable in the world.
For readers running AI locally, Nvidia matters in a practical way: a consumer Nvidia card in your PC is still the most common way to run open models at decent speed.
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Microsoft and Mistral team up to build AI in Europe, and keep the data there
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AMD and Cerebras team up to make AI answers come back faster
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A Small Open Coding Model Just Beat Rivals Ten Times Its Size, and You Can Run It Yourself
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Nvidia Built a Tool That Tries to Spot AI-Generated Video in Milliseconds
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A British Startup Raised $450 Million to Build a Search Engine for New Materials
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