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bottleneck

[bot-l-nek] / ˈbɒt lˌnɛk /


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As Barron’s has written, Chinese developers are keen to get their hands on Nvidia’s hardware as they face bottlenecks in development and deployment of their AI models.

From Barron's

As Barron’s has written, Chinese developers are keen to get their hands on Nvidia’s hardware as they face bottlenecks in development and deployment of their AI models.

From Barron's

"Training takes time. You cannot shortcut five years of experience into six months. That is the single biggest bottleneck," Panicker says.

From BBC

Investors on Say.com asked for Tesla to elaborate on the bottlenecks currently limiting the company’s ability to boost its deployment of robotaxis.

From MarketWatch

It is positioned at the center of a multiyear, regulated reinvestment cycle as grid bottlenecks become the primary constraint on system reliability.

From Barron's