Applied Materials CEO says AI race hinges on technology and capacity
The contest for leadership in AI computing is being fought on two fronts—technology and manufacturing capacity—and chipmakers must advance chips, memory, advanced packaging and system interconnects simultaneously to keep pace with demand, Applied Materials President and CEO Gary Dickerson said.
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