Low end chipmakers find a profitable niche
While everyone is talking about AI, companies making chips used in everyday products are thriving.
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Amid AI hype, low end chipmakers carve a profitable niche
Simple microprocessors are in high demand running everything from coffee makers to your Kindle or Google Home.
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Adam Mayers 
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