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AI giants seek government backing; open alternatives to Nvidia's NVLink emerge

AI model developers like Anthropic and OpenAI are reportedly seeking government intervention to solidify their market positions, aiming to become too large to fail. Meanwhile, startups such as Cornelis and Delos Data are developing open alternatives to Nvidia's NVLink, aiming to facilitate AI scaling beyond individual racks. In other news, Nvidia's acquisition of Groq is under scrutiny by the US Department of Justice, though concerns suggest it may be too late to intervene. AI

IMPACT AI developers are exploring strategies to secure market dominance, while infrastructure competition intensifies with open alternatives to proprietary interconnects.

RANK_REASON The cluster discusses industry trends and potential policy implications rather than a specific event.

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AI giants seek government backing; open alternatives to Nvidia's NVLink emerge

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