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Chinese tech giant Huawei on Thursday unveiled 11 AI-related chips, aiming to challenge the market dominance of NVIDIA, Intel, and AMD.
Huawei's latest chip release includes next-generation AI accelerators, CPUs, and high-speed interconnect chips, aiming to compete with NVIDIA in the artificial intelligence computing infrastructure sector.
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