@swyx: whoah - Grace + Blackwell chips in a laptop. @Microsoft + @NVIDIA teaming up to take on 6 years of total dominance of A…
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Microsoft and NVIDIA are collaborating to integrate Grace Blackwell chips into laptops, aiming to challenge Apple's six-year dominance with Apple Silicon.
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whoah - Grace + Blackwell chips in a laptop.
@Microsoft + @NVIDIA teaming up to take on 6 years of total dominance of Apple Silicon https://t.co/LztmtiQOH3
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