Revolutionary Architecture Redefines Compute Efficiency Israeli chip startup NextSilicon is making bold claims with its Maverick-2 accelerator, positioning it as…
Intel is reportedly collaborating with ASIC specialist Alchip on its crucial Jaguar Shores AI platform, with development expected to be finalized in the first half of 2026. Sources indicate this partnership could help Intel accelerate its AI roadmap and compete more effectively in the rapidly evolving artificial intelligence market.
Intel is reportedly in discussions with Taiwanese ASIC design company Alchip to develop its Jaguar Shores AI platform, according to industry sources. The collaboration, if finalized, would represent a significant strategic move for Intel as it seeks to strengthen its position in the competitive artificial intelligence semiconductor market.
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TSMC has unveiled a rare behind-the-scenes look at its Arizona fabrication facility, showcasing advanced EUV lithography systems and automated wafer transport. The video reveals sophisticated manufacturing processes capable of producing 5nm and 4nm class chips for major tech companies. Industry analysts suggest the facility is approaching its full production capacity of approximately 24,000 wafers monthly.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has provided a rare video glimpse inside its Fab 21 facility in Arizona, offering unprecedented visibility into the sophisticated processes behind cutting-edge semiconductor production. According to reports, the video showcases the company’s advanced clean room operations and extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography systems that produce chips for major technology firms including Apple, AMD, and Nvidia.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang personally intervened to rescue a stalled partnership with OpenAI after reports surfaced that the AI firm was exploring Google’s TPU chips. The $100 billion deal represents one of NVIDIA’s largest strategic moves to maintain dominance in the AI hardware market, according to industry analysts.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang reportedly scrambled to salvage a major partnership with OpenAI this summer after learning the artificial intelligence giant was considering using Google’s custom tensor processing units (TPUs), according to a Wall Street Journal report. Sources familiar with the matter indicate the potential defection prompted Huang’s direct intervention to secure what has become one of NVIDIA’s most significant AI partnerships to date.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has reportedly increased its annual revenue growth projection to mid-30% as third-quarter profits reached record levels. The upward revision comes despite ongoing trade tensions and U.S. tariff pressures affecting the global semiconductor industry.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has further elevated its revenue guidance for the year as the company’s third-quarter profits soared to unprecedented levels, according to recent reports. Sources indicate the world’s largest contract chip maker now anticipates mid-30% revenue growth for the year, up from its previous projection of approximately 30% growth.
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In a landmark decision that accelerates America’s semiconductor resurgence, New York regulators have greenlit critical power infrastructure for Micron Technology’s…
TSMC has announced a record $15 billion net profit for the third quarter, representing a nearly 40% surge driven by artificial intelligence demand. The world’s largest semiconductor manufacturer exceeded analyst expectations while expanding its global manufacturing footprint with major U.S. investments.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has reported what sources indicate is a record quarterly net profit of 452.3 billion new Taiwan dollars ($15 billion) for the July-September period, according to recent financial disclosures. The chipmaker’s performance reportedly surpassed analyst forecasts, representing a nearly 40% surge in net profit compared to previous periods.
