Amazon is investing $110 million in AI research to enhance its custom-designed Trainium chips, aiming to reduce dependency on Nvidia. The initiative, called 'Build on Trainium,' will support academic researchers with access to a vast supercluster of chips to advance machine learning and AI technologies.
Amazon has announced a $110 million investment to advance AI research through its custom-built Trainium chips. This funding aims to reduce reliance on Nvidia and enhance the capabilities of its AWS cloud computing platform, facilitating collaboration with academic institutions.
Palantir has partnered with Anthropic and AWS to launch the Claude cloud platform, enhancing capabilities for U.S. defense and intelligence. This collaboration promises improved data processing and decision-making without the need for exceptions to existing use policies, raising questions about oversight and application in sensitive areas.
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