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‘Intel Launches New AI Chip, Competing with AMD in Growing Market\n\nIn a move that is expected to intensify competition with rival company Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD), Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has announced the launch of its new AI chip, the Gaudi3. This comes as AI and AI chips continue to dominate headlines, with businesses worldwide incorporating AI into their products and services.\n\nIntel CEO Pat Gelsinger believes that the semiconductor market, fueled by AI innovations, could potentially reach a trillion dollars by the end of the decade. In a recent interview with Yahoo Finance, Gelsinger stated, “AI is a driving workload and that workload, we said the semiconductor market $600 billion or so today, a trillion plus by the end of the decade. We see AI as one of those things driving a larger market…So, with that, we see a lot of market value creation yet in front of us.”\n\nThis announcement comes as AMD, touted as the closest rival to AI leader Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA), also recently launched its own AI chip, the MI300X. With the AI accelerator market expected to grow to over $400 billion in the next four years, both Intel and AMD are vying for a larger share.\n\n Intel’s latest move has made some investors jittery, as the company’s stock climbed following the announcement. Intel is also eyeing the new wave of AI applications, expecting them to make up 80% of PCs sold within the next four years.\n\n’

‘Intel Launches New AI Chip, Competing with AMD in Growing Market\n\nIn a move that is expected to intensify competition with rival company Advanced Micro Devices (NASDAQ:AMD), Intel (NASDAQ:INTC) has announced the launch of its new AI chip, the Gaudi3. This comes as AI and AI chips continue to dominate headlines, with businesses worldwide incorporating AI into their products and services.\n\nIntel CEO Pat Gelsinger believes that the semiconductor market, fueled by AI innovations, could potentially reach a trillion dollars by the end of the decade. In a recent interview with Yahoo Finance, Gelsinger stated, “AI is a driving workload and that workload, we said the semiconductor market $600 billion or so today, a trillion plus by the end of the decade. We see AI as one of those things driving a larger market…So, with that, we see a lot of market value creation yet in front of us.”\n\nThis announcement comes as AMD, touted as the closest rival to AI leader Nvidia Corp (NASDAQ:NVDA), also recently launched its own AI chip, the MI300X. With the AI accelerator market expected to grow to over $400 billion in the next four years, both Intel and AMD are vying for a larger share.\n\n Intel’s latest move has made some investors jittery, as the company’s stock climbed following the announcement. Intel is also eyeing the new wave of AI applications, expecting them to make up 80% of PCs sold within the next four years.\n\n’$INTC2023-12-18T17:05:45.755Z

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