Anthropic Is Building Custom Chips for Claude—and the AI Hardware War Just Got Crowded
Anthropic is recruiting engineers to build custom chips for Claude while continuing to use Nvidia, AMD, Amazon and Google hardware.
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Anthropic is recruiting engineers to build custom chips for Claude while continuing to use Nvidia, AMD, Amazon and Google hardware.
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