
AI Chips: Nvidia and Google Bet Big on MediaTek
While everyone focuses on one big name for AI chips, two tech giants found another. Nvidia and Google are pouring money into MediaTek, a Taiwanese company previously flying under the radar.
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While everyone focuses on one big name for AI chips, two tech giants found another. Nvidia and Google are pouring money into MediaTek, a Taiwanese company previously flying under the radar.

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