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Broadcom is currently the main player in the AI processor market, but will soon receive a new competitor soon.
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This competitor recently announced his intention to re -enter the Data Center Chip market, and he just took a step to ensure that it could make a tooth.
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Other catalysts to which this company sit, along with cheap evaluation, make it an attractive purchase.
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Broadcom became one of the leading artificial intelligence (AI) semiconductor market players for their experience specific integrated programs (ASICS), which are custom processors to perform specific tasks.
The demand for these optional processors has quickly improved due to their ability to solve AI workloads while maintaining costs. As a result, several cloud hypercallers tap Broadcom optional chips and network development components to reduce operating costs when AI training and conclusions programs are operating.
This explains why the growth of Broadcom lately has been great. In addition, the huge income of $ 60 to $ 90 billion from $ 90 billion shows that it is at the beginning of a strong growth curve. Not surprising, even Qualcomm (Nasdaq: qcom) He wants this profitable opportunity and he has just made a step that could help you make your teeth in an optional AI chip market.
Qualcomm has just announced that it is planning to purchase the British Chip Company AlphaWave Semi for $ 2.4 billion to “continue to speed up and provide the main Development of Qualcomm into data centers. In turn, it will increase the calculation performance and reduce energy consumption.
Qualcomm believes that AlphaWave “products make up the main infrastructure that enables a new generation of services in many large growth programs, including data centers, AI, data network and data storage.” Last month, Luskinės announced that it is planned to re -enter the data center market. It is reported that the company is developing an optional AI chip platform using its Oryon Central processing unit (CPU) and Hexagon nerve processing unit (NPU) processors, which they say are capable enough to satisfy the workloads in the data centers.
The latest acquisition is another piece of puzzle, as the Qualcomm entrusts to the Data Center -oriented chip platform. The company has already announced that it is cooperating with Saudi Arabia, supported by AI Venture Humain to create AI data centers in that country, indicating that Qualcomm can empathize with the door and eventually feel its presence in the huge AI processor market.