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Chinese companies racing to catch up with American AI leaders get creative as U.S. sanctions cut them off from the most advanced chips. Chinese companies racing to catch up with American AI leaders get creative as U.S. sanctions cut them off from the most advanced chips. FOLLOW US ON GOOGLE NEWS Read original article here Denial of responsibility! Techno Blender is an automatic aggregator of the all world’s media. In each content, the hyperlink to the primary source is specified. All trademarks belong to…

BRUSSELS— Microsoft Corp. MSFT 1.67% President Brad Smith said the company reached a deal with cloud gaming company Boosteroid on distributing “Call of Duty” videogames and expects more agreements to follow as the software giant pushes to convince regulators to approve its planned $75 billion acquisition of the videogame franchise’s owner, Activision Blizzard Inc. ATVI 1.06% Microsoft…

Adobe Inc. has the highest score for employee engagement and development in the latest Management Top 250, followed by Nvidia Corp. and Salesforce Inc. The Management Top 250 ranking, developed by the Drucker Institute, measures corporate effectiveness by examining performance in customer satisfaction, employee engagement and development, innovation, social responsibility and financial strength. Adobe Inc. has the highest score for employee engagement and development in the…

A week away from the March 16 launch of Baidu Inc.’s BIDU -0.38% ChatGPT equivalent, employees at China’s biggest search-engine operator said they are racing to meet the deadline with the chatbot still struggling to perform some basic functions. To develop the artificial-intelligence-powered chatbot, dubbed Ernie Bot, hundreds of people have been working around the clock, people familiar with the project said. Other teams have been asked to lend their staff and their…

LONDON—Arm Ltd., the British chip designer that SoftBank Group Corp. 9984 -0.48% tried unsuccessfully to sell to Nvidia Corp. NVDA 2.71% , intends to list its shares in New York, a move that comes amid a race between the U.S., Europe and China to build out their semiconductor ecosystems. SoftBank last year abandoned plans to sell Arm outright amid growing global regulatory centered on…

Chip makers are abuzz about the latest hot-thing in tech: artificial-intelligence tools that generate text with minimal prompting, require massive computing power to run and promise a lucrative new revenue stream.  For semiconductor makers, the new tools, if widely adopted, could result in tens of billions of dollars in net annual sales, analysts estimate.  Excitement over so-called generative AI has reached fever pitch since the release late last year of San Francisco-based OpenAI’s chatbot, called ChatGPT. The…

Nvidia Corp. NVDA 0.48% reported a sharp fall in quarterly profit but forecast a recovery in its videogame-related business and pointed to buzzy artificial intelligence language-generation tools as a potential boon for its business.The AI technology that has become the hot topic in Silicon Valley is at “an inflection point,” Chief Executive Jensen Huang said in a call with analysts, and could supercharge the value of the market for its…

Microsoft Corp. signed pacts to give Nintendo Co. and Nvidia Corp. access to “Call of Duty” games for a decade if its $75 billion deal to buy the franchise’s developer, Activision Blizzard Inc., gets approved, part of the software maker’s efforts to relieve regulators’ concerns about the transaction. In a tweet Tuesday, Microsoft Vice Chairman and President Brad Smith said the commitment with Nintendo, first proposed late last year, is now solidified. It means that Nintendo would gain access to…

SINGAPORE—China’s top nuclear-weapons research institute has bought sophisticated U.S. computer chips at least a dozen times in the past two and half years, circumventing decades-old American export restrictions meant to curb such sales.A Wall Street Journal review of procurement documents found that the state-run China Academy of Engineering Physics has managed to obtain the semiconductors made by U.S. companies such as Intel Corp. and Nvidia Corp. since 2020…