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The global AI narrative is often reduced to a struggle between US- and China-based tech giants. However, a quieter yet more significant movement is emerging among second-tier industrial powers. During a recent lecture, DIGITIMES chairman Colley Hwang spoke about how nations such as Germany, Japan, France, and Canada are increasingly focused on building sovereign AI.
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Europe is stepping up semiconductor ties with Taiwan as it seeks to turn research strength into commercial production, with foundries such as Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (PSMC) playing a growing role in bridging that gap as the artificial intelligence race intensifies.
PSMC, CEA-Leti strike multi-year deal to ease AI data, power bottlenecks
Taiwanese foundry Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp. (PSMC) and France’s CEA-Leti have signed a multi-year agreement on April 3 aimed at easing one of artificial intelligence’s most pressing constraints: rising power consumption and data-transfer bottlenecks inside data centers, executives said in an interview with DIGITIMES Asia.