Thursday, December 5, 2024

Virtually Unknown AI Company Solving Trillion-Dollar Problem

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Virtually Unknown AI Company Solving Trillion-Dollar Problem

James Ogletree, Managing Editor, The Oxford Club

This small AI company is still flying under the radar, despite having technology that industry giants desperately need.

It's a startup that solves THE biggest issue facing the AI chip industry.

Its products are essential for unleashing the full potential of next-gen AI chips from Nvidia and others.

Tech titans Microsoft, Google, Oracle and Amazon are racing to get their hands on this company's game-changing innovation.

And yet, there's probably not a 1-in-1,000 chance you've heard this company's name. But that could change very soon.

A major announcement is expected imminently...

[Get the full story on this overlooked AI company from our friends at Manward Press]

Good investing,

James

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