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Why aren't ARM chips more prevalent?

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So, I've had this question floating around in my head for a while. Given the high amount of power that generative AI uses, why aren't we using ARM based chips for data centers? They consume far less energy than x86 based chips and the technology has improved exponetially in the past ~6yrs. If it's…

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  1. 2026-09-08 07:20 · r/artificial
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