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Nvidia's dominance in the market for datacenter GPUs—and enterprise AI generally—may have made it ... [+] inevitable that the company would come under scrutiny by antitrust officials.

An Intel facility in Munich, Germany is part of the company's global footprint. getty

TOPSHOT - Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger holds a sample of a wafer during his keynote speech at Computex ... [+] 2024 in Taipei on June 4, 2024. (Photo by I-HWA CHENG/AFP via Getty Images)

By Robert Kramer Patrick Moorhead - September 19, 2024 The recent AWS Summit in New York showcased AWS's latest advancements in democratizing data and AI.

Adobe recently announced the general availability of its Adobe Journey Optimizer B2B Edition.

By Patrick Moorhead - September 27, 2024 Does Nvidia have a monopoly in datacenter GPUs? Factually, yes, because it has more than 90% of that market.

With the death of E3 last year, Gamescom in Germany has become the default conference for the entire video game industry (outside of China) for launching new games and hardware. My first visit to Gamescom happened to come in the same year as the last E3 conference, and it was mind-blowing to see how big Gamescom has become compared to what E3 used to be. For understandable reasons, Gamescom has traditionally had a more European and PC-centric approach.

AMD's and Intel's CEOs explain why they have joined forces to create a blue-chip advisory board to shape the future of the ubiquitous x86 microprocessor architecture.

Welcome to this edition of our Weekly Analyst Insights roundup, which features the key insights our analysts have developed based on the past week's events.

Meta is enabling use of its Llama AI models for defense and national-security purposes for the U.S. ... [+] and allied nations. Anadolu via Getty Images