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A rare Intel win in the AI supply chain signals how fast backup strategies are becoming board-level decisions.

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A rare Intel win in the AI supply chain signals how fast backup strategies are becoming board-level decisions.
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Microsoft’s flagship leans into a GPU-first design, and the 128GB unified-memory ceiling changes how buyers compare performance.
A production LLM upgrade turned a “minor bump” into silent misfilters and downstream system failures, then demanded an eval-first reset.