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Big Tech develops AI networking standard

By Staff Writer
May 31 2024 6:52AM

Without chip leader Nvidia.

Big Tech develops AI networking standard
Major tech firms, including Meta, Microsoft, AMD and Broadcom, have developed a new industry standard for networking in AI data centres, the latest effort to break the dominance of market leader Nvidia. The "Ultra Accelerator Link," is an attempt to establish an open standard for communication ...

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