Companies are deploying GW-scale computing centers and advancing high-speed optical technology for AI infrastructure.
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Updated Jul 1
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Companies are deploying GW-scale computing centers and advancing high-speed optical technology for AI infrastructure.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Nvidia unveiled its DSX Pod at GTC Berlin and announced partnerships to make the new AI infrastructure available.Sub-event
- GlobalFoundries is supplying optical modules to US hyperscalers and advancing silicon photonics technology alongside major tech players.Sub-event
Joint venture advances high-speed optical tech for GW-scale AI computing centers.1 source
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Nvidia and Broadcom are operating in the AI chip sector, and both companies are actively involved in building AI data centers.Also in this story
- Broadcom partners with hyperscalers like Amazon and Microsoft, offering custom ASICs to diversify from reliance on Nvidia's standard offerings.
- Nvidia invests in frontier AI labs like Thinking Machines and leverages free cash flow for AI data center buildout.
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