TSMC is in talks with Nvidia about manufacturing Blackwell chips for AI at a factory in Arizona, which will begin mass production in 2024. These chips are 30 times faster than their predecessors and are designed for accelerated computing. The production process will also involve Taiwan, where the chips will undergo packaging. This move strengthens the US's position in the global semiconductor industry amid growing demand for AI technologies.
12/5/2024 2:50:13 PM (GMT+1)
TSMC and Nvidia will start producing Blackwell chips for artificial intelligence in Arizona in 2024, the chips will be 30 times faster than the previous ones and used for accelerated computing 🤖
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