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The Tech Download: How chip companies are looking to use light to solve this major AI bottleneck

Nvidia is investing billions into companies developing photonics, which industry watchers say could bring big efficiency gains to the AI sector.

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The Tech Download: How chip companies are looking to use light to solve this major AI bottleneck
Nvidia is investing billions into companies developing photonics, which industry watchers say could bring big efficiency gains to the AI sector.
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