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As AI workloads continue to diversify, the systems that support them are evolving just as quickly. AI is no longer confined to the hyperscale data center. It is moving to the factory floor, into vehicles, and increasingly to the edge, where power, cost, and form factor constraints can matter just as much as raw performance.
At Rambus, we often receive RFIs, RFPs and RFQs for security silicon IP cores to be used in our customer’s next semiconductor product. Such requests often contain a long shopping list of required cryptographic algorithms, their modes of operation, their key lengths or strengths and performance and sizing requirements.
The rapid evolution of artificial intelligence (AI) over the past decade has reshaped the way we interact with technology and transformed industries across the board. From early predictive models and voice assistants to today’s highly complex generative AI systems, we are witnessing the dawn of a new era: AI 2.0.
Steven Woo, Rambus
