- Chip companies are gaining ground in inference workloads, driven by a shift from GPUs to CPUs in data centers.
- AMD is carving out a role in inference against Nvidia's GPU dominance, while Broadcom gains Apple as a customer for custom AI chips, benefiting Google's growth.
Moreh runs its inference framework on AMD GPUs.
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Updated Jul 1
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What happened
Moreh runs its inference framework on AMD GPUs.
Who's involved
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AMD is carving out a role in inference against Nvidia's GPU dominance, while Broadcom gains Apple as a customer for custom AI chips, benefiting Google's growth.Also in this story
- Both AMD and Nvidia provide GPUs for AI inferencing workloads.
- AMD offers an alternative to Nvidia for hyperscalers, benefiting from ongoing AI spending.
- AMD faces software gaps that limit its ability to rival Nvidia's dominance in the AI chip market.
- AMD and Google are competing in the AI chip and GPU market.
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