AI compute shifts to inference, reshaping data center bottlenecks

, Taipei

Mar 30, 2026, 08:21 0

Jim Hsiao, senior analyst at DIGITIMES Research, speaks at the AI EXPO 2026. Credit: DIGITIMES

The focus of artificial intelligence computing is set to shift from training to inference beyond 2025, a transition that will also redefine system bottlenecks across data centers, according to DIGITIMES Research.

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