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In an interview on the YouTube channel Cheeky Pint, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman argued that it’s more efficient to direct the world’s tightening supply of memory to AI data centers than to local devices. The comments drew immediate backlash as hardware prices continue to climb.
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Oddly enough, the quarter itself went well. Intel beat Wall Street’s earnings estimates. Its data center revenue jumped nearly 80% from a year earlier to $7.3 billion, too. But its forecast for the last three months of the year landed well short: analysts had penciled in about $17 billion in...
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Fujifilm recently announced a significant new investment in its magnetic tape manufacturing operations. The Japanese giant will spend 10 billion yen, or around $64 million, to expand production capacity at its Kanagawa Factory in the city of Odawara.
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