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Inside the relentless race for AI capacity
Close to 95 per cent of commercially available AI computing power is operated by US and Chinese tech groups.
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The Global A.I. Divide –Where A.I. Data Centers Are Located
“Oil-producing countries have had an oversized influence on international affairs; in an A.I.-powered near future, compute producers could have something similar” said Vili Lehdonvirta, who conducted the research with Zoe Jay Hawkins and Boxi Wu.
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Where Chinese Or American Tech Is Used In Cloud Data Storage
Research from Vili Lehdonvirta, Boxi Wú and Zoe Hawkins at the University of Oxford and Finland’s Aalto University shows which countries are home to which kind of data centers.
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Meta plans globe-spanning sub-sea internet cable
“Over the past decade there has been a shift in which these cables are increasingly laid by large technology companies,” Professor Vili Lehdonvirta of the Oxford Internet Institute told the BBC.
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America v China: who controls Asia’s internet?
Of a panel of 12 Asian countries, seven have a majority of Chinese-run cloud clusters, according to a study by Vili Lehdonvirta and colleagues at the Oxford Internet Institute.
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Exclusive: New Research Finds Stark Global Divide in Ownership of Powerful AI Chips
A new paper shows that GPUs are highly concentrated in only 30 countries in the world, with the U.S. and China far out ahead. Much of the world lies in what the authors call “Compute Deserts:” areas where there are no GPUs for hire at all.
Digital Economic Security Lab
Professor Vili Lehdonvirta
Aalto University and University of Oxford