Apple in January: "Apple determined that Google's Al technology provides the most capable foundation." https://t.co/sPxxgk7kwv SemiAnalysis in August: "For all intents and purposes, we believe DeepMind [Google] is no longer a frontier lab." https://t.co/XhVZhH0mZt
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Apple in January: "Apple determined that Google's Al technology provides the most capable foundation." https://t.co/sPxxgk7kwv SemiAnalysis in August: "For all intents and purposes, we believe DeepMind [Google] is no longer a frontier lab." https://t.co/XhVZhH0mZt
"Two major networking equipment vendors told Fierce a U.S. government ban on Chinese-made optical transceivers could completely derail the country’s booming AI data center buildout." via @DiaMariesbeat https://t.co/jLWYu3TxgE
"Zayo has not experienced a material fiber shortage, but Lupe said the company is seeing signs of future supply pressure as network demand grows." via @dcdnews https://t.co/nDm7xYkFh1
A1 Group, Chunghwa Telecom, du, e&, Mobily, stc, TPG Telecom and Zain Saudi are joining Nokia's AI RAN thing. "Nokia’s AI-RAN platform has already delivered more than 20% improvements in spectral efficiency through AI-powered radio innovations" https://t.co/wc43W0MTZ0
"50 gigabytes of data per month is "modest" with respect to what's ahead, suggesting that a personal assistant could use up about 45GB per month, with 50% of it in the uplink" $QCOM on #6G via @thebauminator https://t.co/0ACuMk5sQ6
“SK Telecom’s decision to develop its own models reflects both AI sovereignty and cost efficiency considerations,” Taeyoon Kim, SK Telecom’s Head of Foundation Model, told @DiaMariesbeat https://t.co/0GBs9bkTcq good stuff here
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