Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn and US hardware leader Nvidia said Wednesday they would team up to create 'AI factories', powerful data processing centres that would drive the manufacturing of next-generation products such as electric cars.
Chairman of Foxconn Technology Group Young Liu and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang Taiwanese announced Wednesday they are building 'AI factories'.
Silicon Valley-based Nvidia made its name developing graphics processing units , a powerful chip technology that started as the backbone of modern video games -- but has now become a crucial pillar in the rapid development of generative AI. The announcement Wednesday came a day after the United States unveiled tightening curbs on exports of state-of-the-art chips to China -- the latest move to prevent Beijing's advances in cutting-edge tech, seen by Washington as a national
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