Intel Seeks Apple Investment: A survival Game among chip giants
Recently, it was reported that Intel has approached Apple to seek investment. This is at least the fourth major partner that the chip giant has contacted in just one month.
moreRecently, it was reported that Intel has approached Apple to seek investment. This is at least the fourth major partner that the chip giant has contacted in just one month.
moreThis week, some of the world's largest chip manufacturers are implementing a new strategy to improve energy efficiency by using AI-driven involvement in chip software design.
moreRecently, the global technology industry has been shaken by news that Intel is in preliminary negotiations with Apple on investment matters to promote the transformation of its chip business.
moreJust weeks after the dust settled on its search engine monopoly case, Google is once again at the center of an antitrust trial.
moreRecently, NVIDIA announced this week that it will implement a $100 billion investment plan for Open AI and provide support with data center chips.
moreAt a time when artificial intelligence (AI) has become a core global technology track, on September 22nd, the news that NVIDIA's CEO Jensen Huang announced plans to invest 100 billion US dollars in OpenAI to jointly build a large-scale data center quickly shook the technology circle and the investment community.
moreOnce upon a time, Apple's new product launch event was a highly anticipated event for technology enthusiasts worldwide, and every new iPhone release could trigger market frenzy and intense discussions.
moreRecently, overseas technology media 9to5Mac disclosed a piece of news that has drawn industry attention: The two models of iPhone17 Pro and iPhone17 Pro Max that Apple is about to launch will temporarily lack the previously widely discussed reverse wireless charging function due to technical issues.
moreOn Thursday, September 18th, Eastern Time of the United States, Microsoft announced that its "world's most powerful AI data center", which cost 3.3 billion US dollars to build in Wisconsin, USA, will be put into use in early 2026.
moreThe development of the global financial system has always been accompanied by technological progress.
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