Mark Zuckerberg is sitting on a huge stockpile of AI chips as companies compete for limited supplies

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Mark Zuckerberg

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Demand for Nvidia's chips is so high that Jensen Huang had to assure analysts the company is allocating them 'fairly'

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Nvidia's cofounder and CEO Jensen Huang.

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Nvidia's sales fell 'significantly' in China — but it's still shipping chips to the country

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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

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Sam Altman wants Washington's backing for his $7 trillion AI chip venture

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman was fired by the company's board on Friday.

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Nvidia wants to work with the world's most powerful tech companies to make customized AI chips

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Nvidia is making plans with Meta, OpenAI, Microsoft, and Google to build custom AI chips, Reuters reported. Pictured: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang.

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AI's most popular chipmaker Nvidia is trying to use AI to design chips faster

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Nvidia is using AI to speed up the production of its GPUs.

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Nvidia's Jensen Huang sheds his biker chic look to dance in a red floral vest during a visit to China

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Nvidia Corp CEO Jensen Huang speaks at the COMPUTEX forum in Taipei, Taiwan May 29, 2023.
Nvidia Corp CEO Jensen Huang speaks at the COMPUTEX forum in Taipei, Taiwan May 29, 2023.

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Mark Zuckerberg is sitting on a mountain of the hottest commodity in tech right now

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Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg (L) and Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang (R).

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They paid hundreds to train for a 'job of the future.' Now they're struggling to find a gig.

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Semiconductor chip companies are racing to train workers for the jobs of the future. But many have been slow to hire new trainees.

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Chinese companies aren't interested in Nvidia's slower AI chips

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Nvidia has developed weaker versions of its chips to get around US curbs.

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