Amazon is in talks to sell its custom-built Trainium artificial intelligence (AI) chips for use in other companies’ data centers, according to a Bloomberg report cited by ZeroHedge. The initiative represents a key expansion of Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) efforts to challenge Nvidia’s dominance in the AI hardware market. Peter DeSantis, Amazon’s AI chief, confirmed the discussions but declined to name potential customers. The report noted that a less optimistic interpretation of the talks is that Amazon does not have enough internal demand or capacity to use the chips for its own purposes. Presumably, the company will attempt to steal…
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