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Germany and the Netherlands put €40M into using AI to design AI chips

The Next WebPublished 19 days ago

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Germany's SPRIND and the Netherlands' NADI are jointly investing €40 million over 20 months to accelerate AI chip design using AI, aiming to cut development cycles from years to weeks. This initiative targets chips for both AI training and inference to boost European competitiveness against US technology dominance.

#ai-hardware #chip-design #germany #nadi #netherlands #nvidia #sprind

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