GPU Revolution
The shift from traditional computing to parallel processing with GPUs has transformed the tech landscape, particularly in AI. Nvidia's pivot to general-purpose computing through CUDA laid the groundwork for machine learning breakthroughs around 2012. Meanwhile, concerns about chip production in Taiwan highlight geopolitical risks, as the U.S. seeks to bolster domestic manufacturing in response to potential threats.In this clip
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