Fractile's £100M AI Chip Boost: Strengthening the UK's Tech Frontier
Fractile, a UK-based chipmaker, announced a £100 million investment to enhance its AI chip production with a new engineering facility in Bristol. This reflects Fractile's confidence in the UK tech sector, which is valued at over £1 trillion, and aims to maintain the UK's leadership in advanced computing.
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Fractile, a prominent UK-based chipmaker, has unveiled plans to invest £100 million in its local operations over the next three years. This initiative includes establishing a new hardware engineering facility aimed at boosting its AI chip production capabilities, further solidifying the UK's position in the tech industry.
The upcoming site in Bristol will not only produce complete AI systems by integrating Fractile's chips but will also feature a testing lab dedicated to future compute technologies. This move is seen as an endorsement of the UK's tech sector, valued at over £1 trillion, by the company and the government.
AI Minister Kanishka Narayan is set to officially announce the investment during an event in London. He emphasizes that Fractile's expansion plans highlight the potential of British firms in fortifying the nation's standing in advanced computing technology.