Samsung Partners With France's Mistral AI to Boost Semiconductor Operations
Samsung Electronics will integrate Mistral AI's models, including Mistral Large, across its chip engineering and manufacturing under a deal unveiled at a France-South Korea summit in Paris.
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Samsung Electronics has struck a strategic partnership with French artificial intelligence company Mistral AI, aiming to strengthen its semiconductor engineering and manufacturing work, according to a company announcement reported by TechPowerUp.
The deal was unveiled during a state summit in Paris between South Korea and France.
Under the agreement, Samsung will deploy Mistral's AI services and solutions across its chip operations, including the company's flagship large language model, Mistral Large. The goal is to build customized on-premises AI models tailored to what the two companies describe as intelligence-driven infrastructure.
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