Intel looks to level up in AI race
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Az Intel új MI-chipjeivel próbálja felvenni a versenyt a riválisokkal az MI-versenyben. A fiatalok szkeptikusak a mesterséges intelligenciával kapcsolatban. Az Irán elleni amerikai-izraeli háború inflációs hatása várhatóan elmarad a 2022-es áremelkedéstől. Az EU aggódik, ahogy…
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Intel wants to challenge rivals with a new AI chip, young people are sceptical of artificial intelligence, the inflation shock from the US-Israeli war on Iran is set to fall short of the 2022 price surge, and the EU is worried as China builds an industrial base in Morocco.
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