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AMD and Nvidia competition shifts from GPUs toward server CPUs

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MarketWatch says the long-running rivalry between AMD and Nvidia, traditionally centered on GPUs, is increasingly moving into server CPUs.

The outlet notes both chipmakers are expanding offerings in the server CPU market, which it characterizes as attractive for future demand.

The shift signals competition is broadening beyond graphics accelerators as the companies target data center workloads with processors.

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MarketWatchAMD’s rivalry with Nvidia is increasingly moving into a new realm
MarketWatchAMD’s rivalry with Nvidia is increasingly moving into a new realm

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