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Supermicro and Lenovo are expanding their AI hardware offerings, Intel is previewing chips designed for 5G and AI workloads, and Dell is embracing telecom.
Almost a decade after it bought the FPGA maker, Intel spins it off as a standalone company with the old brand name.
Researchers disclosed multiple potential vulnerabilities that may impact some AMD processors, including Zen-based product lines across multiple generations.
Cloud service provider Lambda is working to build a GPU cloud for AI workloads.
Intel set up a new business unit, Intel Foundry, to make chips for other companies, and Microsoft is its biggest customer so far.
Slow distribution of federal funds contributes to a delay in the construction of Intel's Ohio manufacturing facility.
This comes amid ongoing efforts by the Indian government to boost local semiconductor manufacturing, and announcements from companies such as Micron to set up OSAT plants.
The GPU is the mainstay of AI processing, but several companies think they have a better option.
The ChatGPT-maker has reportedly been in talks with several manufacturers and venture capital firms to set up factories for making AI chips.
The goal is platform neutrality, although Intel still expects to sell its HPC solutions.