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Taipei: Graphics giant Nvidia has announced a collaboration with Hon Hai Technology Group (Foxconn) to accelerate the AI industrial revolution with the

New measures close loopholes in regulations released last October and will probably be updated "at least annually

On the occasion of Foxconns annual Tech Day in Taipei, both company CEO’s Foxconn Chairman Liu Young-way and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang shared the same stage and said their companies were building AI factories together, , nvidia, foxconn, artifical intelligence, ai data factories

Nvidia: The European Commission has been informally collecting views on potentially abusive practices in the sector for graphics processing units (GPU), used for AI work as well for gaming, to understand if theres need for future intervention, the report said.

The authority said its operation this week followed a broader inquiry into the cloud-computing sector revolving around concerns that cloud-computing companies could use their access to computing power to exclude smaller competitors.

This weeks operation had targeted Nvidia, which is the worlds largest maker of chips used both for artificial intelligence and for computer graphics, the WSJ report added, citing people familiar with the raid. Chips originally made for computer graphics are suited for AI-related computing.

The Santa Clara, California company dominates the market for chips that work with massive amounts of language data. Generative AI models get incrementally smarter through exposure to more data, a process called training.

"Nvidias continued dominance has put a really fine point on how hard it is to break into this market," said Greg Reichow, a partner at Eclipse Ventures. "This has resulted in a pullback in investment into these companies, or at least into many of them."

The U.S. should push "any consumer of Nvidia chips" to adhere to its vision of A.I., argues Mustafa Suleyman, also the founder of Inflection AI.

The US should allow Nvidias artificial intelligence (AI) chips only to buyers who agree to ethically use the technology, Google DeepMinds co-founder Mustafa Suleyman said on Friday.