$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ Bloomberg:

$NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$ Bloomberg: How does Nvidia stay ahead of its competitors?

Nvidia has updated its offerings, including software to support the hardware, at a pace that no other firm has yet been able to match. The company has also devised various cluster systems that help its customers buy H100s in bulk and deploy them quickly. Chips like Intel’s Xeon processors are capable of more complex data crunching, but they have fewer cores and are slower at working through the mountains of information typically used to train AI software. The once-dominant provider of data center components has struggled so far to offer accelerators that customers are prepared to choose over Nvidia fare.

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