Nvidia and Synopsys Embed Artificial Intelligence in Lithographic Preparation for Chip Manufacturing
Artificial intelligence (AI) has found its purpose not only in the development of chips and their corresponding software…
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NVIDIA Presents the World’s Most Powerful Chip – Blackwell B200, Paving the Way for Gigantic Neural Networks
Nvidia showcased its next-generation Artificial Intelligence (AI) accelerators, powered by Blackwell GPUs, at the GTC 2024 conference. According…
EU and US to Join Forces Against Mature Chips from China
The European Union (EU) intends to assess the potential risks associated with the utilization of Chinese mature semiconductor…
Mass layoffs have become the new norm in the tech sector.
Job Security in Tech Sector Questioned as Mass Layoffs Persists The trend of employment instability has penetrated the…
South Korean manufacturers encounter difficulties in implementing projects in the USA due to rising costs.
South Korean conglomerates have eagerly invested in multibillion-dollar projects in the United States during the first half of…
NAND Flash Memory Suppliers Resume Production Expansion
Following effective production cuts in the past year, the market has witnessed signs of recovery as computer memory…
Intel Changes Plans to Build Facility in Italy and is Set to Receive Subsidies in the US Soon
Intel Rethinks Italian Chip-Packing Plant as Subsidies Await Two years into his appointment as CEO of Intel, Patrick…
Coreshell’s Silicon Anodes Promise to Increase Capacity of LFP Batteries without Raising Costs
California-based startup Coreshell has proposed a solution for the expense and risk associated with utilising silicon in traction…
Intel APO Function to Boost FPS Unexpectedly Appears in 12 More Games
Intel has announced a significant extension in the support of its Application Optimization (APO) feature to several more…
Under the “Chip Law”, Samsung could receive over $6 billion in subsidies in the US.
As the first quarter draws to a close, the US Department of Commerce is on the brink of…