NVIDIA and MediaTek Strengthen Partnership for Advanced AI Edge to Cloud Platforms
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NVIDIA and MediaTek have announced an expansion of their collaboration to develop next-generation AI computing platforms, focusing on AI infrastructure, local AI computing, and automotive applications. MediaTek will integrate NVIDIA's NVLink Fusion™ platform to facilitate the creation of custom XPUs for hyperscalers and cloud service providers.
This partnership is significant as it combines NVIDIA's strengths in accelerated computing and AI software with MediaTek's expertise in custom silicon and power-efficient system-on-chip design. The collaboration aims to enhance the development of AI systems that can scale across various markets, as highlighted by NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang.
Looking ahead, the NVLink Fusion platform will serve as a foundation for customers to create custom AI accelerators, streamlining the transition from silicon to production-ready systems. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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