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AI Chips Today - Boosting AI Compute Efficiency Without Extra Power Consumption
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Karman, previously known as Utilidata, has enabled NexGen Cloud, a leading European AI cloud provider, to achieve a 60% increase in AI compute capacity using the same power budget in its Montreal data center through Karman's power orchestration platform. This advancement allows 16 NVIDIA B300 servers to operate within the power constraints designed for 10 servers without compromising performance, signifying a major step forward in addressing AI compute demands without additional power provision. The success of this deployment has led to an expanded partnership between the two companies to further implement this technology across NexGen Cloud's European operations. This development highlights a scalable solution for efficiently utilizing existing power capacity, an essential factor as demand for AI compute continues to grow.

In other trading, CanSemi Technology (SZSE:301660) was a standout up 20% and finishing the session at CN¥33.64. Meanwhile, MACOM Technology Solutions Holdings (NasdaqGS:MTSI) softened, down 15.9% to close at $229.73.

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