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AI’s next bottleneck could be global chip supply

The future of artificial intelligence may hinge on how many AI-focused chips can be produced and deployed worldwide, not just on software progress.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Trade & Tariffs

The New York Times Business examines how the growth of artificial intelligence could be constrained by the availability of AI chips globally.

According to the outlet, the number of AI chips located around the world may play an outsized role in determining how far AI capabilities can expand.

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NYT BusinessThe Chips That Will Decide A.I.’s Future

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