Chip giant explores 30,000-square-foot footprint in city where CEO predicts AI will fuel continued growth Silicon Valley's most valuable chipmaker is looking to plant its flag in San Francisco, adding momentum to the artificial intelligence sector's emergence as the driving force behind the city's commercial real estate recovery. Multiple real estate market sources have confirmed […]
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