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 the VLSI 2025 Symposium. Intel 18A is the company’s first…
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 30% of its products in America using 2 nm and…
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 30% of its products in America using 2 nm and…
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 AI accelerators. Although the company claims to have developed the…
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 photodetector,” which combines optical, electronic, and magnetic elements, will replace…
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) as a light source for EUV lithography equipment. Image source:…
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) as a light source for EUV lithography equipment. Image source:…
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 in the category to rise substantially. According to Bloomberg, the…
Japan’s Rapidus hopes to launch 2nm chip production for Apple and Google
As is known, by the end of this month, the young Japanese company Rapidus hopes to launch its pilot line for contract manufacturing of 2-nm chips on the island of…
Intel finally divests itself of NAND flash memory business
Intel and SK hynix this week completed a deal worth about $8.85 billion to sell the U.S. company’s NAND flash memory business to a South Korean company, completing a two-stage…