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Anthropic is establishing a team to design custom chips aimed at enhancing the performance of its AI technology. This move follows a growing demand for its AI model, Claude, and the company is exploring partnerships with Samsung for chip production.
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- Anthropic is building a team focused on custom chip design for AI applications.
- The company aims to co-design hardware and models to improve efficiency and speed.
- Anthropic has previously partnered with AWS, Google, Nvidia, and AMD for AI computing hardware.
- The decision to create its own chips comes amid increasing demand for its AI model, Claude.
- Other AI companies, such as OpenAI and Google DeepMind, have also developed their own chips for similar purposes.
- Anthropic is looking for engineers with chip design experience for its new team.
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