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Topic: semiconductors

A silicon wafer used in chip manufacturing (illustrative photograph)
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Anthropic is in early talks with Samsung over a custom AI chip

  • Anthropic, the company behind the Claude AI assistant, is in early discussions with Samsung about developing its own custom chip, according to multiple reports.
  • The talks are preliminary — no deal has been struck, and even the chip's purpose is said to be undecided — but they fit a growing push by AI firms to design their own silicon and lean less on Nvidia.

In brief

In brief

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