In two words: Annapurna Labs, a start-up Amazon already scooped way back in 2015 for $350 million. Together they've been noodling away on the 'Trainium 2' AI chip for at least the last year, and it looks like the wait to get my grubby little, deeply AI ...

Big Tech group’s Annapurna Labs is spending big to build custom chips that lessen its reliance on market leader

Amazon is reportedly working on its own AI processor to lessen its reliance on NVIDIA for AI chips. The initiative will also add pressure on Nvidia, which dominates the AI chip business. The e-commerce giant is reportedly getting ready to debut its AI chips and this comes as Amazon is attempting to claim a fair

Web Services is looking to take on Nvidia’s (NVDA) dominance in artificial intelligence chips with a new offer to AI researchers.

Amazon is developing Trainium 2, its next-generation AI chip, designed to reduce reliance on Nvidia and cut operational costs. Led by Annapurna Labs, the chip is expected to be unveiled next month and is already being tested by companies like Anthropic.

Amazon is preparing to debut its latest AI chips as it looks to reduce dependency on Nvidia and improve operational efficiencies.  The tech giant has

Amazon.com's cloud computing unit on Tuesday said it will offer free computing power to researchers who want to use its custom artificial intelligence chips, aiming to challenge Nvidia's popularity among those researchers.

Amazon reportedly will manufacture its own artificial intelligence chips. That will put it in competition with AI darling Nvidia.