Cerebras Systems, Amazon strike deal to offer AI chips on AWS cloud
Cerebras Systems and Amazon Web Services are partnering to integrate Cerebras' AI chips into AWS data centers, aiming to accelerate AI applications.
Read on Economic Times Tech →Peacock is integrating AI-driven video experiences, vertical clips, and mobile games to boost user engagement and growth.
Why it matters
This move by Peacock signifies a broader trend in the media and entertainment industry to leverage AI for personalized and engaging content delivery. By incorporating AI into video experiences and offering new formats like vertical clips, Peacock aims to capture a wider audience, particularly mobile-first users. The integration of gaming further diversifies its offerings, potentially increasing user retention and subscription revenue, showcasing AI's role in evolving digital entertainment platforms.
Peacock, a streaming service, is using AI to make its videos more interesting and create new types of clips for phones. They are also adding games to keep people watching and playing.
Cerebras Systems and Amazon Web Services are partnering to integrate Cerebras' AI chips into AWS data centers, aiming to accelerate AI applications.
Read on Economic Times Tech →BE Semiconductor Industries (Besi), a key player in advanced chip packaging technology for AI chips, is reportedly fielding takeover interest from major equipment makers like Lam Research and Applied Materials due to surging demand.
Read on Economic Times Tech →Uber and Motional have launched a commercial driverless robotaxi service in Las Vegas, allowing users to hail autonomous electric vehicles via the Uber app.
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