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Qualcomm unveils world’s first personal AI wearable platformedit
Qualcomm unveiled the Snapdragon Wear Elite, the world’s first personal AI wearable platform, aimed at powering next-generation smartwatches and AI devices. Featuring an integrated NPU, it enables on-device AI processing for tasks like contextual assistance and voice interaction. The platform promises up to 5x CPU performance, 7x faster graphics, improved battery life, and support for advanced connectivity including 5G and satellite messaging.Publication: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang signalled that the company’s recent investments in OpenAI and Anthropic may be its last, as both AI firms move closer to potential IPOs. Nvidia has already committed about $30 billion to OpenAI and $10 billion to Anthropic. The company now plans to focus more on expanding its AI ecosystem and supplying chips rather than increasing direct equity stakes. Publication: Analytics India MagNVIDIA Signals Investment Exit in OpenAI and Anthropicedit
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Broadcom sees revenue above estimates as AI fuels custom chip commandedit
Broadcom forecast stronger-than-expected Q2 revenue as demand for custom AI chips from major tech firms surges. The company expects about $22 billion in quarterly revenue and around $10.7 billion from AI semiconductors, driven by hyperscale’s investing heavily in AI infrastructure. Broadcom’s custom processors and networking solutions are increasingly used by companies building large-scale AI data centers.
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