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South Korea’s FuriosaAI brings its Nvidia-challenger chips to Europe

The Next Web Portugal 07 July 2026, 18:57 UTC 2h ago

South Korea’s FuriosaAI brings its Nvidia-challenger chips to Europe — The Next Web

A Korean chip startup wants to sell Europe a cooler, cheaper alternative to Nvidia. Its first “renegade” accelerators just went live in a Lisbon datacentre. FuriosaAI has switched on its RNGD AI accelerators in Europe. The South Korean startup is installing RNGD servers at Equinix’s LS2 datacentre in Lisbon, it announced on Tuesday. The name […] This story continues at The Next Web

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