Intel and Foxconn partner to develop custom AI chips and infrastructure
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Arundhati Sarkar
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Intel and Foxconn (Hon Hai Precision Industry) have announced a partnership to develop and deploy next-generation AI infrastructure and intelligent computing platforms. The collaboration will focus on AI technologies across silicon, rack, system levels, including custom ASIC/SoC design and rack-scale Xeon systems.
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· 2 pulledFoxconn Technology, formally known as Hon Hai Precision Industry, and Intel will develop and deploy next-generation AI infrastructure and intelligent computing platforms, the companies said on Thursday in a statement.
The partnership will focus on exploring AI technologies across the silicon, rack, system, and
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