Maia 300 is designed to squeeze more AI answers from every megawatt—not to make data centers small. Microsoft’s efficiency play could also turn a major Nvidia customer into a silicon rival.
High NA is entering real chip production. Its proposed successor would stretch the same extreme-ultraviolet light further—and put the optics under a different kind of pressure.
A two-inch wafer delivered 224 working p-type transistors from a one-atom-thick film—the missing half of ultrathin electronics. Now comes the far harder chip test.
Your phone’s chips, screen, camera and sensors depend on quantum behavior. Here’s how engineers turn strange physics into reliable hardware.
OpenAI has unveiled its Jalapeño AI accelerator, designed for high-performance inference tasks. With impressive specifications and a focus on memory bandwidth, this chip aims to outperform existing GPU systems.
Intel has increased its public stock offering to $20 billion, initially set at $15 billion, with proceeds earmarked for unspecified corporate purposes.
AMD's acquisition of AI chip startup Taalas aims to significantly improve inference performance by integrating model weights directly into silicon, challenging Nvidia's market position.
China's National Intellectual Property Administration has updated its legal definition of integrated circuits, aiming to bolster its semiconductor industry and intellectual property protections.
TSMC, Apple's primary chip supplier, is set to raise prices by up to 10% starting in 2027, impacting both advanced and mature chip processes.
The recent return of SpaceX's CRS-34 Dragon spacecraft marks a significant milestone in space research, bringing back crucial biological and materials samples that could enhance our understanding of health and technology in microgravity.
