A week of seismic tremors reverberated across the tech landscape, from Elon Musk’s bold reproach of the Microsoft-OpenAI liaison to Apple’s quantum leap in AI. Nvidia monopolized attention with their superchip debut, amid murmurs of a potential stock fraction. Furthermore, rumors of a collaborative venture between Apple and Google on the Gemini AI model fueled speculation. Here’s a snapshot:
Nvidia’s Groundbreaking Superchip
Nvidia Corp. revealed its groundbreaking GB200 AI superchip at the prestigious GTC affair. This technological marvel, dubbed a “miracle,” electrified the tech community, eclipsing the inaugural AI supercomputer, DGX-1, previously gifted by Nvidia to OpenAI in 2016.
Musk Takes Aim at Microsoft-OpenAI Alliance
In a bold move, Tesla and SpaceX luminary Elon Musk called out Microsoft Corp. CEO Satya Nadella for discrediting the importance of OpenAI in a lawsuit. Nadella’s cavalier remarks suggesting Microsoft’s self-sufficiency even sans OpenAI raised eyebrows.
Apple’s Trailblazing AI Advancements
Pioneering researchers at Apple Inc. have achieved remarkable strides in AI. Their publication detailing innovative techniques for training large language models (LLMs) utilizing text and images marks a pivotal moment that could usher in a new era of advanced AI systems.
Apple and Google’s Potential Gemini Collaboration
Deepwater Asset Management’s managing partner, Gene Munster, hinted at a potential symbiosis between Apple and Alphabet Inc.‘s Google regarding the licensing of the Gemini AI model. This strategic move might catapult Apple to the forefront of personalized AI and provide Google with substantial recurring revenue streams.
Potential Nvidia Stock Split
Amid soaring Nvidia shares, CNBC’s Jim Cramer broached the topic of a stock split with CEO Jensen Huang. While Huang remained contemplative, he deferred any imminent announcements on the matter.
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