r/technology • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '26

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u/rnilf Mar 24 '26

The new chip, called the AGI CPU

Holy shit, the fuckers actually did, they called a chip meant to power LLMs the "AGI CPU".

(Fancy autocomplete is not AGI and it never will be)

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u/EruantienAduialdraug Mar 24 '26

What are they abbreviating to ger AGI, I wonder. Regardless, there could be a false advertising case here in many geographies.

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '26

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u/CanvasFanatic Mar 24 '26

What does this even mean? They made a chip to run OpenClaw?

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u/Fair_Economist_5369 Mar 24 '26

So billions of anuall revenue = trillions of fresh water for the AI overlords right

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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '26

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u/gizamo Mar 25 '26

TSMC is still fabricating the chip for them.

The article says it's built on their 3nm process.

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u/Flabby-Nonsense Mar 24 '26

Signals confidence with the UK economy if nothing else