AI's Biggest Threat
Enterprises and hyperscalers are investing billions in AI infrastructure, but returns are not guaranteed due to unresolved hardware challenges.
Expensive graphical processor units (GPUs) deliver little value if not fully used, raising questions about surrounding infrastructure and interconnects.
GPUs are extremely energy hungry, posing a significant threat to AI infrastructure.
AI's biggest threat isn't skynet, it's thermodynamics
Intelligent computing powers AI breakthroughs, but hardware challenges must be addressed to ensure success.
Author's summary: AI faces a thermodynamic threat.
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