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All want to compete for artificial intelligence leadership, enterprises or usher in the largest competition
All want to compete for artificial intelligence leadership, enterprises or usher in the largest competition
According to the CNBC website reported Thursday, applied materials (Applied Materials Inc) CEO Gary Dickson (Gary Dickerson) said in an interview with CNBC, in the near future, around who will build the next generation of artificial intelligence (AI) framework, the possibility of a maximum size of our time the competition of enterprises industry.
Dixon told CNBC the famous show "mad money" (Mad Money) director Jim Kramer (Jim Cramer) said in an interview, the operating system upgrade and a new round of mobile phone iteration may decide technology cycle today, but the main focus will soon turn to AI in the field of competition.
The chief executive said: "in the future, the field of transportation, medical, entertainment and so on will be in an amazing way to change, and create trillions of dollars of economic value. So you're going to see a competition around the leadership of the AI architecture, the biggest competition of our time."
Applied materials is a semiconductor material manufacturer, its customers include NVIDIA etc.. Dixon believes that the company will be at the forefront of AI development.
"The materials that provide functionality and performance for the chip are provided by the applied materials company," he said. Therefore, in the battle against the leadership of the AI architecture, whoever wins eventually wins the battle."
Many of Dixon's views are opposed to the widely accepted view that the semiconductor industry is affected by booms and busts, and is highly dependent on supply and demand.
The chief executive said that the volatility of the semiconductor industry has declined over the past 7 years, and the war for leadership in the mobile world has added to the demand for top chips.
"Artificial intelligence and big data are very similar to oil," says Dixon. But oil is of no value unless you process it and use it on cars and other equipment. The same is true with data. You must have high-performance computing to translate data into valuable things. Many people say that this is the biggest turning point for our generation."
Although the boom and bust period could pose a threat to some investors, Dixon predicts that the semiconductor industry will not collapse soon, given the enormous amount of data that new technology will generate".
"Many large companies have their own model of where future data will be generated," he says. For an intelligent city, it has a variety of data sources that show that people generate only 1% of their data. Thus, we see these nonlinear changes, which are very complex for all of us. We have a long memory of the past, but it is difficult for us to deduce the trend of the nonlinear changes in the future."
Dixon told CNBC the famous show "mad money" (Mad Money) director Jim Kramer (Jim Cramer) said in an interview, the operating system upgrade and a new round of mobile phone iteration may decide technology cycle today, but the main focus will soon turn to AI in the field of competition.
The chief executive said: "in the future, the field of transportation, medical, entertainment and so on will be in an amazing way to change, and create trillions of dollars of economic value. So you're going to see a competition around the leadership of the AI architecture, the biggest competition of our time."
Applied materials is a semiconductor material manufacturer, its customers include NVIDIA etc.. Dixon believes that the company will be at the forefront of AI development.
"The materials that provide functionality and performance for the chip are provided by the applied materials company," he said. Therefore, in the battle against the leadership of the AI architecture, whoever wins eventually wins the battle."
Many of Dixon's views are opposed to the widely accepted view that the semiconductor industry is affected by booms and busts, and is highly dependent on supply and demand.
The chief executive said that the volatility of the semiconductor industry has declined over the past 7 years, and the war for leadership in the mobile world has added to the demand for top chips.
"Artificial intelligence and big data are very similar to oil," says Dixon. But oil is of no value unless you process it and use it on cars and other equipment. The same is true with data. You must have high-performance computing to translate data into valuable things. Many people say that this is the biggest turning point for our generation."
Although the boom and bust period could pose a threat to some investors, Dixon predicts that the semiconductor industry will not collapse soon, given the enormous amount of data that new technology will generate".
"Many large companies have their own model of where future data will be generated," he says. For an intelligent city, it has a variety of data sources that show that people generate only 1% of their data. Thus, we see these nonlinear changes, which are very complex for all of us. We have a long memory of the past, but it is difficult for us to deduce the trend of the nonlinear changes in the future."