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Schneider Electric and NVIDIA’s take on AI factories vs AI data centres
Execs from both companies emphasised the potential of AI factories.
By Abigail Opiah
Global Head of TMT Infrastructure, The Tech Capital
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Pankaj Sharma, EVP of secure power & services at Schneider Electric, and Carlo Ruiz, VP of enterprise solutions at NVIDIA, at Innovation summit. Source: The Tech Capital.
As artificial intelligence continues to dominate headlines, a new distinction is emerging between conventional data centres and the so-called “AI factories.”
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