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What are AI chips for?
AI chips, like Microsoft's new Maia 300, are specially designed computer processors. Unlike general-purpose chips, they're optimised to handle the massive calculations needed for artificial intelligence tasks, such as machine learning and deep learning. This makes AI systems faster and more efficient, powering everything from smart assistants to complex data analysis, and driving innovation in tech.
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