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By Stephen Nellis

May 15 2020 12:50PM

Matching rivals' capabilities.

Nvidia launches chip aimed at data centre economics

Semiconductor firm Nvidia on Thursday announced a new chip that can be digitally split up to run several different programs on one physical chip, a first for the company that matches a key capability on many of Intel's chips. The notion behind what the Santa Clara, California-based company calls ...

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