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Nvidia se enfrenta a sus propios clientes en una carrera cada vez más intensa por los chips de IA

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By Dina Bass Verified, Ian King Verified, An Rong Xu
| Bloomberg Línea Verified
Bloomberg — El CEO de Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN), Andy Jassy, comenzó a realizar audaces declaraciones durante las conferencias telefónicas de este año. Si bien su compañía sigue siendo uno de los principales clientes de Nvidia Corp. (NVDA), también es, por derecho propio, uno de los mayores fabricantes mundiales de chips para centros de datos.
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Nvidia’s trillion-dollar chip market has friends and foes closing in

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By Dina Bass Verified, Ian King Verified
| The Mercury News Verified
By Dina Bass and Ian King, Bloomberg Amazon.com Inc.’s Andy Jassy has begun making an audacious boast during conference calls this year. Though his company remains a top Nvidia Corp. customer, it’s also one of the world’s largest makers of data center chips in its own right. If Amazon’s semiconductor operation were a standalone business, it would generate annual revenue of more than $25 billion, the chief executive officer told analysts in July.
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Nvidia’s trillion-dollar chip market has friends and foes closing in

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By Dina Bass Verified, Ian King Verified
| SiliconValley.com Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Dina Bass and Ian King, Bloomberg Amazon.com Inc.’s Andy Jassy has begun making an audacious boast during conference calls this year. Though his company remains a top Nvidia Corp. customer, it’s also one of the world’s largest makers of data center chips in its own right. If Amazon’s semiconductor operation were a standalone business, it would generate annual revenue of more than $25 billion, the chief executive officer told analysts in July.
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