Intel’s 15 Billion Reasons Why an AI Chip Revolution Has Arrived

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AI isn’t just changing internet services, cars, robotics, and healthcare. It’s changing the computer chip market too.

This shift was underlined on Monday when Intel said it would pay $15.3 billion to acquire Mobileye, an Israeli company that makes chips and cameras for cars and trucks, including the self-driving variety. The purchase will be Intel’s second largest ever, following its $16.7 billion billion acquisition of chip-maker Altera in 2015. The Altera buy was also driven, in part, by the recent rise of machine learning, where machine learn can discrete tasks on their own.

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