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The notion that the market is currently in a slowdown phase for artificial intelligence (AI) is being dismissed as "laughable" by analysts at a prominent financial institution. They argue that the demand for AI technology, particularly for inference chips, remains robust and is far from diminishing.
Despite recent market fluctuations and concerns about the pace of AI advancements, experts believe that the underlying need for improved computing power continues to grow. This demand is driven by an increasing number of applications across various sectors, including healthcare, finance, and autonomous systems.
The analysts emphasize that the ongoing evolution of AI technologies necessitates sustained investment and innovation in hardware, specifically chips designed for efficient AI processing. As companies strive to harness the full potential of AI, the idea of a slowdown is seen as a misunderstanding of the market's dynamics. The consensus is clear: the future of AI remains bright, and the need for advanced technology will only intensify in the coming years.
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