China is slashing electricity bills by up to 50% for tech companies using domestic AI chips. This strategic move aims to overcome the energy inefficiency of Chinese semiconductors compared to Nvidia’s offerings, fundamentally reshaping the AI chip competition.
The US-China trade agreement brings relief to global auto manufacturers facing chip shortages. Meanwhile, Xbox’s strategic pivot signals the end of traditional console competition as we know it.
While Samsung and Hyundai enjoyed viral “chimaek” moments with Nvidia’s CEO, SK Hynix was securing Korea’s largest AI factory. The strategic absence reveals deeper priorities in the high-stakes AI memory market where substance trumps symbolism.
Power Device Corporation has unveiled the Osiris Computer Module, featuring Microchip’s powerful PIC64-HPSC microprocessor. This space-ready computing platform represents a significant leap in processing capability for demanding space applications. The module comes in three configurations optimized
Samsung is making aggressive moves across multiple fronts, from challenging Google’s browser dominance to reclaiming its chip business from Qualcomm. The company’s ambitious strategy could reshape mobile computing and AI infrastructure markets.
Nvidia has achieved a historic $5 trillion market capitalization as CEO Jensen Huang’s personal wealth surged by $17 billion in just one week. Political developments around Chinese market access could further accelerate Nvidia’s unprecedented growth trajectory.
Infineon Technologies has launched its next-generation EasyPACK C package, featuring silicon carbide power modules that promise dramatic improvements in power density and reliability. The new technology targets demanding industrial applications including fast EV charging and energy storage systems.
Former President Trump revealed plans to discuss Nvidia’s Blackwell AI chips with China’s Xi Jinping during Air Force One remarks. The “super duper” chips remain subject to export controls while Nvidia’s market valuation nears $5 trillion.
AMD has quietly rebranded multiple generations of older laptop processors with new model numbers, creating significant confusion in the budget laptop market. The company now maintains four distinct branding tiers for essentially the same silicon, making informed purchasing decisions increasingly dif
Samsung Foundry’s recent wins with major tech companies signal a strategic push to challenge TSMC’s semiconductor dominance. The Korean giant’s 2nm capability and US expansion create new competitive dynamics in chip manufacturing.
