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proliferation

[pruh-lif-uh-rey-shuhn] / prəˌlɪf əˈreɪ ʃən /


NOUN
increase
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Hynix said computing workloads are shifting from high-performance servers to distributed architectures with the proliferation of AI inference demand.

From MarketWatch

Hynix said computing workloads are shifting from high-performance servers to distributed architectures with the proliferation of AI inference demand.

From MarketWatch

Gambit’s predicament is widely shared across Southern California, which has experienced a proliferation of tech startups launched by SpaceX alumni and other entrepreneurs with the support of SBA money.

From Los Angeles Times

The proliferation of yuan-denominated assets is allowing Chinese trading partners such as oil producers to earn a return on the yuan they receive, with the confidence they can get out when they need to.

From The Wall Street Journal

DUP leader Gavin Robinson said there is clearly a "vulnerability" across social media in relation to the "proliferation of explicit content and engineered content".

From BBC