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AI industry shifts toward in-house chips as Chinese firms join in

AI model developers are increasingly seeking to secure their own AI chips, moving beyond niche efforts, as major U.S. and Chinese tech companies work to cut reliance on outside suppliers and reduce costs. OpenAI has co-developed an inference server chip with Broadcom and plans to expand its use after starting servers later this year. Reports also point to Anthropic and Chinese AI firms DeepSeek and Z.ai exploring in-house chip development.

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Inswave CTO says enterprise SDD to cope with AI-driven UI upheaval, real-time UI also in focus

Major enterprise software companies are rolling out headless platforms designed for AI agents, but human-facing user interfaces will not disappear, Inswave CTO Wook-rae Kim said. He expects AI to bring significant changes to enterprise UI and urged the industry to respond more actively. Inswave is focusing on Enterprise SDD, a spec-driven development approach that supports safe use of various coding AI tools and verification frameworks. The company also aims to enable AI-friendly and real-time UI generation.

AI & Enterprise

Tech Insight: AI is first tech paradigm where experience is real weapon

A post circulating on social media says people aged 50 and older may have an advantage in the AI era, written by author and media expert Joel Comm. In an Inc column, he argues AI is different from past tech waves because experience and judgment matter more than coding skills or speed. He says effective AI use depends on asking better questions and refining outputs, while warning against delegating thinking and decisions to AI.