Summary

  • DeepSeek’s R1 AI has impressed with its reasoning tasks, and two US-based chip startups are reaping the benefits.
  • Cerebras makes massive computer chips, whilst Groq has created AI chips to rival Nvidia’s offerings.
  • Both firms have been running DeepSeek R1 on their hardware, with Cerebras’ version of the AI completing a coding test in 1.5 seconds, according to Artificial Analysis.
  • In a test completed yesterday, Groq’s hardware was found to be faster still, meaning Nvidia could face competition for the supply of AI chips from the sector.
  • As AI algorithms become more efficient, demand for efficient hardware to run them on is only going to increase amongst big tech firms.

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