Amazon acquired a stealthy chip startup a decade ago. Now that company is a key player in Amazon's cloud AI strategy—and its huge investment in Anthropic.

Tech giant Amazon (AMZN) is trying to convince its customers to use its artificial intelligence chip, Trainium, instead of Nvidia’s (NVDA) chips, according to The Information. To do this ...

Amazon’s Trainium 2 and Inferentia 2 chips slash AI costs by 30-70%, undercutting Nvidia. Shifting to in-house chips could save $7-10B+ annually, boosting margins and EBITDA. Amazon’s custom ...

Amazon.com Inc. Chief Executive Andy Jassy said that expensive chips are holding back artificial-intelligence innovation — but he thinks that will change soon. ”AI does not have to be as ...

This is largely because Nvidia acts as an “arms provider” in the AI race. By investing in Nvidia, you’re not betting on any single company like OpenAI, Google, or Amazon to win the AI battle.

Tech companies with a combined market valuation of more than US$8 trillion are urging the Trump administration to rethink chip export restrictions ... the computer you're using to access the ...

SSI, which sources say was recently valued at $32 billion in a round led by Greenoaks, is one of the highest-profile startups ...

Jassy didn't mention Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) directly in his letter, but noted that "most AI to date has been built on one chip provider." And that's been "pricey." Amazon ... How we use your ...