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ByteDance targets mass production of in-house AI CPU by 2027 to cut GPU reliance
TikTok owner ByteDance is accelerating development of a next-generation in-house central processing unit as AI services drive a surge in computing demand. It is seeking to reduce reliance on external GPUs and raise the share of its own semiconductors. The company aims to complete the CPU design by early 2027 and begin mass production and internal deployment in the second half of that year. It is also working with Qualcomm and seeking foundry capacity.
AI & Enterprise
SKT wraps up in-house \'AX Challenge\' hackathon; non-developers make up 50 percent
SK Telecom said on Thursday it has wrapped up its in-house AI hackathon, the \'AX Challenge\', held from May 19 to 21 under the theme \'AI that changes daily life\' to accelerate group-wide AI transformation. The company said 54 teams and 115 people submitted proposals, with non-developer participants accounting for 50 percent. Four teams were selected as top entries in the final round on May 21.
AI & Enterprise
Microsoft in talks to supply in-house Maia AI chip to Anthropic in first external deal
Microsoft is discussing a plan to supply its in-house artificial intelligence chip to Anthropic, potentially marking its first external customer for the Maia line. CNBC reported the companies are negotiating Anthropic’s use of the customised chip. A person familiar with the matter said no final agreement has been reached. Anthropic has cited computing constraints as demand rises for Claude and Claude Code, and it has outlined major infrastructure spending and broader chip sourcing.
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AI & Enterprise
Google Cloud CEO says AI market to be reshaped in 1 to 2 years, economics will determine survival
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AI & Enterprise
Microsoft AI chief says AI limits still far off, computing power to jump 1,000-fold by 2028
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Industry
Nvidia rivals emerge as AI chip dominance war heats up
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AI & Enterprise
Microsoft unveils second-generation Maia 200 AI chip for cloud expansion