Silicon Valley is facing a 'huge shortage' that has made Dario Amodei make telephone call to Alexandr Wang, Demis Hassabis 'upset' and Elon Musk partner with the company he ...
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A global shortage of raw computing power is upending Silicon Valley, sparking bitter corporate turf wars, sending executives on worldwide scrambles for hardware, and forging improbable alliances between fierce rivals, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal (WSJ). The fierce bottleneck has become the tech industry's central battleground, reshaping executive suites and imperiling the prospects of up-and-coming startups that cannot secure enough chips to keep pace.According to a WSJ report, the severity of the compute crunch was laid bare inside Google, which spent $2.7 billion in 2024 to rehire pioneering researcher Noam Shazeer to steer key projects like…
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