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00:02NVIDIA said its technology remains a generation ahead of the industry as it addressed concerns
00:07that Google's AI chips could threaten its dominance in AI infrastructure, according to CNBC.
00:13The chip giant said it continues to supply Google and maintains that its platform remains a
00:17generation ahead by running every AI model across all computing environments. The statement followed
00:23a 3% share drop after reports that Neta might partner with Google to use its tensor processing
00:28units for data centers. NVIDIA said its Blackwell GPUs offer more performance and flexibility
00:33than ASIC chips such as Google's TPUs, which are designed for a single company or function.
00:40NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said Google remains a customer and noted that Google's Gemini model
00:45can run on NVIDIA GPUs. He said Demi's Hasabis recently affirmed that scaling laws remain intact,
00:52which NVIDIA believes will increase future demand for its chips.
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