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AI Readings - Is AI Becoming an Oligopoly?

Equity Analyst - Technology & Healthcare

Norm Kumar

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<p>In this weeks AI Readings we look at articles highlighting Intel's failure to execute with respect to its 10nm process rollout. It has created an opening for AMD to gain significant market share. Also, we examine the question of whether driverless cars are headed for disappointment because of their inability to generalize. There is also the opportunity opening up for public cloud providers within smart city initiatives which has been under appreciated and more.</p>

In this weeks AI Readings we look at articles highlighting Intel's failure to execute with respect to its 10nm process rollout. It has created an opening for AMD to gain significant market share. Also, we examine the question of whether driverless cars are headed for disappointment because of their inability to generalize. There is also the opportunity opening up for public cloud providers within smart city initiatives which has been under appreciated and more.

Is Intel Falling Behind? Are Driverless Cars Hitting a Wall? Public Cloud and Smart Cities