Development and manufacture of electronics
TSMC to launch production of giant chips – with kilowatt capacity and 40 times faster than modern ones
Modern processors are typically small in size, but the world's largest contract semiconductor manufacturer TSMC is developing a new version…
Qualcomm Accuses Arm of Violating License Agreement, Secretly Intending to Become a Chipmaker
Qualcomm and Arm are set to meet in court again. Qualcomm's lawsuit alleges breach of licensing agreement, squeezing out the…
TSMC Admits US Sanctions Are Useless — China Gets Advanced Chips Through Backdoors
In the text of the annual report, public companies usually assess the risks that can significantly affect their business, Taiwan's…
China’s Replacement for Nvidia’s AI Chips Arrives: Huawei to Start Shipping Ascend 910C in May
Huawei Technologies plans to begin mass shipping of its advanced Ascend 910C AI accelerator to Chinese customers as early as…
Intel Explains Why Angstrom 18A Process Is Better Than Intel 3
Intel outlined the benefits of its 18-angstrom Intel 18A process node over the current 3-nanometer Intel 3 node ahead of…
TSMC has promised to produce a third of its 2nm and thinner chips in the US, but the factories won’t be ready anytime soon
TSMC has shared its plans for chip production in the United States. In particular, the Taiwanese manufacturer intends to produce…
Sanctions are no obstacle: Huawei continues to receive 7-nm chips from TSMC through intermediaries
Despite the tightening of export controls by the United States, foreign components have been found in Huawei's new Ascend 910C…
TDK has found a way to speed up data transfer between chips by an order of magnitude – optics will eliminate the bottleneck of AI systems
Japanese company TDK has demonstrated a “breakthrough” optical data transmission technology with a response time of 20 picoseconds. The “spin…
Former Intel CEO Gelsinger Turns to Particle Accelerators for New Way to Make Chips
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger has become chairman of xLight, a company that plans to use the free-electron laser (FEL)…
125% tariff on Chinese imports will hit consoles, monitors and laptops hardest
The White House’s new 125% tariffs on Chinese imports will hit the electronics sector hard, causing prices for many products…