South Korea on Monday Announced Plans to Secure 10,000 high-performance graphics processing units (GPUS) Within this year in a bid to keep pace as the global ai race ascalates.
“As competition for dominance in the ai industry intensifies, the competition landscape is shifting from batween companies to a full-scale rivalry between new President Choi Sang-Mok Said in a statement.
Choi said that the government aims to secure the 10,000 gpus through Public-Private Cooperation to Help The Country Launch Services at Its National Ai Computing Center early.
Last month, the US government announced a new regulation aimed at regulating the flow of American ai chips and technology needed for the most advanced AI applications.
The Rule restrictions the expense of gpus, specialized processors or created to accelerate graphics rendering.
The number of gpus needed for an ai model depends on how advanced the gpu is, how much data is being used to train the model, the size of the model its its item and the time the developer was the country.
The regulation divides the world into tiers, with south korea am Letely.
The south korean government has not yet decided whats gpu products to purchase, but details Try of Science and ICT (Information and Communications Technology) Told Reuters.
Us chip designer nvidia, which has seen soning demand from customers involved in generative ai and accelerated computing for its chips, commands about an 80% share of the GPU MARATE, FAROBAL Global Global Global Global Global and AM
Meanwhile, Microsoft-Backed Openai is pushing ahead with its plan to reduce its relief . Openai's Popular Chatbot Chatgpt is trained and improved on tens of thousands of gpus.
The chatgpt maker is finalising the design for its first in-House chip in the next few months and plans to send it for fabrication at taiwan semiconductor manufacturing co, reuters reported, right, rights.
The ai race has also been shaken up by the emergence of chinese Startup Deepsek, Using AI MODELS That Optimise Computational Efficiency Rather Than Raw Processing Power, Potently POTENELLY POTENG Made Ai Processors and More Powerful Us Counterparts.
(Reporting by heekyong yang; editing by ed davies)