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Is AMD The Second Most Valuable AI Stock? - Vimarsana News

Is AMD The Second Most Valuable AI Stock?

The two most popular stocks AI investors look to are NVIDIA (NASDAQ: NVDA) and AMD (NASDAQ: AMD). It’s largely assumed that while NVIDIA is the market leader, AMD is second place in the race for AI chip supremacy. Yet, are there options investors are ignoring in the space that could be even closer on NVIDIA’s […]

Nvidia To Delay Chip Launch In China Report - BW Businessworld - Vimarsana News

Nvidia To Delay Chip Launch In China Report - BW Businessworld

The delayed in H20 the three most powerful of chips of Nvidia is to comply with fresh U.S. export restrictions., , nvidia, china, chip manufacturers

Google develops AI platform that is five times more powerful than ChatGPT-4 - Vimarsana News

Google develops AI platform that is five times more powerful than ChatGPT-4

American technology company Google has developed a generative AI tool that is five times more powerful than the latest version of the competing generative AI platform ChatGPT-4.It is expected that Google's generative AI platform will reach 20 times the po

Intel's brutal start to 2023 means more troubles are ahead - Vimarsana News

Intel's brutal start to 2023 means more troubles are ahead

Big tech firms haven't enjoyed a good start to 2023. The wider economy, the war in Ukraine, lingering pandemic related issues and inflation has meant many of the world's biggest companies in

Xi is turning China into a hermit kingdom abandoned by tech - Vimarsana News

Xi is turning China into a hermit kingdom abandoned by tech

US sanctions and an isolationist approach championed by the Chinese President mean Beijing risks being left far behind