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Nvidia is challenging 20 years of datacenter CPU design with its new Vera chip

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By Ryan Shrout
| TechSpot Verified
The big picture: Nvidia lifted the embargo on its Vera CPU deep dive this week, and the disclosure amounts to a direct challenge to two decades of x86 datacenter design philosophy. This is the most detail the company has shared on the chip since it first appeared on the Rubin roadmap, and it confirms something I have suspected for a while: Nvidia is not treating the CPU as an attach story anymore. It is treating it as a battleground with a lot of potential dollars at play.
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Nvidia is challenging 20 years of datacenter CPU design with its new Vera chip

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By Ryan Shrout
| Flipboard
12 hours ago In data centers, like everywhere else, cables are a hassle. So the AI chip giant’s new platform reduces 50 or 60 of them down to 2. Hello again, and welcome back to Fast Company’s Plugged In. Last week, I attended an Nvidia media event that included a field trip to an undisclosed location in Silicon …
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Can Qualcomm actually compete with Nvidia? Inside its bold data-center gamble.

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By Ryan Shrout
| Morningstar
By Ryan Shrout Qualcomm is chasing a massive $40 billion transformation. Meta is already buying in. Qualcomm is attempting to transform into a data-center giant. Qualcomm is telling Wall Street that its nonhandset business alone will approach the size of the entire company today. Investors are buying the promise. Qualcomm is still priced as a smartphone and wireless-technology company with budding aspirations in other segments.
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