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What is ATI?
ATI Technologies (later acquired by AMD) was a major graphics card and chipset manufacturer. They were known for their Radeon line of graphics processing units (GPUs) commonly used in desktop computers, laptops, and embedded systems to render images, videos, and games. They also produced integrated graphics chipsets for motherboards. Though the company no longer exists as a separate entity, the ATI Radeon brand continues under AMD.
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ATI Competitor Technologies
NEXTracker
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NEXTracker is a provider of tracker systems used in solar power plants, directly competing with ATI's offerings.
Tracker systems
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Tracker systems are a direct alternative to ATI's robotic solar tracking solutions.
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ATI Complementary Technologies
Sub-Stations Equipment
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Sub-station equipment are necessary components for electrical power grids and are complementary to solar power plants using ATI technology
Sungrow
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Sungrow is a company specializing in solar inverters, which are components used in plants utilizing ATI's technologies
TMEIC
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TMEIC is a company specializing in solar inverters, which are components used in plants utilizing ATI's technologies
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Test Engineer
34 Test Engineer jobs mention ATI
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Facilities
143 Facilities jobs mention ATI
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Education
72 Education jobs mention ATI
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Nurse
114 Nurse jobs mention ATI
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Engineer
300 Engineer jobs mention ATI
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