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As AI expands into real-world applications, it needs more common computer chips to operate efficiently. Intel's shares have surged after reporting strong earnings, driven by a sharp rise in demand for central processing units. For these daily AI tasks, the ratio of CPUs to GPUs can be one-to-one, compared to one-to-eight for model training.
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