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This Week In AI Chips - AI Transforming Public Sector Through Innovative Solutions

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Recent advancements in AI chip technology have seen SADA, a Google Cloud consultancy, recognized with five Google Public Sector Partner Expertise Badges, reflecting their proficiency in AI and ML, data analytics, and other fields. SADA's achievements highlight their role in modernizing government technology systems, demonstrated through initiatives such as enhancing operations for the Chicopee Police Department with AI-powered solutions to optimize workflows and improve public safety. These developments underscore a broader trend in leveraging AI chips and related technologies to drive transformative change in public sector organizations.

Elsewhere in the market, Cambricon Technologies was a standout up 5.1% and finishing the session at CN¥780.36, hovering around its 52-week high. In the meantime, Credo Technology Group Holding trailed, down 6.3% to end trading at $66.78.

Intel is focusing on EUV lithography and AI to boost profitability and market share. Discover more about Intel's strategic initiatives and their potential impact by exploring our detailed narrative on the company.

For readers interested in AI Chip investments, you might want to revisit our Market Insights article on "DeepSeek and Trump’s EOs," which discusses the disruptive impact of DeepSeek's R1 model on the AI industry and its potential implications for companies across the AI value chain.

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  • Advanced Micro Devices ended the day at $110.84 down 2.9%, close to the 52-week low. Two days ago, AMD was reportedly in talks to sell its data center manufacturing plants valued between $3 billion and $4 billion.

  • NVIDIA closed at $134.43 down 4.1%.

  • Intel settled at $24.87 down 4.7%.

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