ABOUT THIS EPISODE
NVIDIA has been in a few major headlines in the last week. In this episode, we explore the company's latest financial results and strategic moves that have made the news, as well as the implications of the global memory shortage on enterprise IT.
Featuring: Beth Pariseau, Senior News Writer, TechTarget
In today's episode, we cover...
- Implications of anticipated price hikes for enterprise IT
- NVIDIA's potential acquisition of Hugging Face
- NVIDIA's announcements about AI systems and investment in Groq chips
...and more!
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References:
Nvidia price hike will raise IT costs for all, analysts say
Nvidia Agrees to Buy Open Source AI Platform Hugging Face For $12.9 Billion
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