Challenges posed by AI chip boom

Advanced semiconductors have become an essential part of the modern world, helping power everything from the cars we drive to the smartphones in our pockets. The rise of artificial intelligence means chips are now being used in even more applications. But the prevalence of semiconductors also poses challenges, such as managing security threats. CNA's Ira Spitzer reports from SemiCon West - the US’s largest semiconductor trade show, recently held in San Francisco.

[ThickBanana]

Silicon Valley in the US has an enormous demand for the best semiconductors in the world as American companies and partners continue to invest in innovative technologies.

[happymelon]

2024-7-5, Japan publishes a report on the usage rate of generative AI, with China having the highest rate and Japan having the lowest rate.
China 56.3%
U$A 46.3%
UK 39.8%
Japan 9.1%

[urimtefiki]

You do not threat each other, the first threat came to me, psychopaths.

[happymelon]

😆But it is written in the empire law to "hack" other .