Carbon Nanotube-Powered AI Chip
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•Specialist 'carbon nanotube' AI chip built by Chinese scientists is 1st of its kind and '1,700 times more efficient' than Google's
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Scientists in China have built a new type of computer chip using carbon nanotubes instead of a traditional silicon semiconductor.
They say the new chip could open the door to more energy-efficient artificial intelligence ( AI ) AI models are hugely data-intensive and require massive amounts of computational power to run.
This is why scientists are working on making new components that consume orders of magnitude less energy.
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