It's hard to see all the pieces, but artificial intelligence is changing computing in profound new ways. Axios reported Feb. 6 that Adobe (ADBE), a company best known for its software suite aimed at creative professionals, is considering building its own semiconductors. If accurate, this report shines a bright light on the opportunity awaiting investors. In the past, Intel (INTC) ruled the semiconductor world. Device-makers built applications around its plug-and-play chips. They were fitted into servers, desktop computers and other gadgets requiring a silicon brain. Adobe is known for its software for creative professionals. Now, it wants to design hardware that can power your next PC. All computers had Intel inside. But then smartphones flipped the equation. Low-powered chips designed by ARM ...To read the rest of Jon Markman’s article, click here...
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