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Computex shows AI ecosystem; fully autonomous chip design; Intel targets AI racks; Nikon’s 1.5 micron L/S litho; IC market rises; Apple’s chiplet era; 4,500 chips per AI server rack; HBM price hikes; ...
Shares in Arm Holdings are soaring today after Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced a fresh foray into the personal computer market with a new AI chip designed to power Windows PCs later this year.
The plot thickens in the great AI chip race. Tingbo He, president of Huawei’s chip-design subsidiary HiSilicon, says her company’s engineers have developed a novel way to optimize semiconductors—and ...
Alibaba unveiled an AI chip it said tripled performance over its earlier model. The launch underscored China’s push for domestic AI hardware alternatives. The chip could support Alibaba’s expanding ...
Chip Honcho had enough points to run in the Kentucky Derby, but trainer Steve Asmussen decided to bypass the first leg of the Triple Crown to target the Preakness Stakes. The Derby was eventually won ...
Athens-based Jittery Joe’s Coffee has partnered with local restaurateur Peter Dale to launch a new Kokoro Matcha Latte, bringing together the roaster’s sourcing expertise and Dale’s culinary track ...
Yesterday, two of the largest memory makers, Micron Technology and Sandisk, saw their stock prices soar more than 11% in a single trading session. And those gains are small potatoes compared to their ...
Tesla has taped out its next-generation AI5 self-driving chip, CEO Elon Musk said overnight, a key milestone that sends the final design to the foundry for fabrication. The tape-out comes nearly two ...
Macworld explains how Apple uses “binned” chips—processors with disabled cores due to manufacturing defects—to create more affordable products like the iPhone 17e and entry-level MacBook Air. This ...
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