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Amazon hopes to challenge Nvidia more directly by selling its AI chips

Amazon is stepping up to rival Nvidia by selling its own AI chips, known as Trainium, through Amazon Web Services. These chips, already in high demand, could revolutionize the AI market and potentially create a $50 billion business. However...

TechCrunch· Jun 18, 2026 · 7:44 PM · 29 views

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Amazon is stepping up to rival Nvidia by selling its own AI chips, known as Trainium, through Amazon Web Services. These chips, already in high demand, could revolutionize the AI market and potentially create a $50 billion business. However, challenges like production capacity and customer demand still loom. #Amazon #AI #Nvidia #Technology #Innovation #AWS

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