Tag: ai-accelerators
Huawei Plans AI Accelerator Entry in South Korea, Challenging Nvidia’s Market Hold
Huawei aims to enter the South Korean AI accelerator market with its Ascend 950 chips and Atlas 950 SuperPod platform in late 2026.
Read MoreQualcomm Unveils Dragonfly Server Chips Designed for Adaptation to U.S. Export Controls in China
Qualcomm introduces Dragonfly server processors and AI accelerators tailored to comply with U.S. export controls for the Chinese market.
Read MoreQualcomm Projects $15 Billion Annual Revenue from Server Chips by 2029
Qualcomm aims to generate $15 billion yearly from server processors by 2029 with new Dragonfly C1000 and AI300 chip announcements.
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Huawei to Begin Shipping Advanced Ascend 950DT AI Accelerators in August
Huawei plans to launch its latest Ascend 950DT AI accelerators this August as it doubles chip performance annually amid ongoing sanctions.
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Advances in AI Hardware Could Lower Inference Costs, But Consumer Prices May Remain Stable
New AI processors promise cheaper inference, yet rising infrastructure expenses keep consumer costs largely unchanged for now.
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Intel and Qualcomm Vie to Acquire AI Startup Led by Jim Keller Valued at $5 Billion
Intel and Qualcomm are competing to acquire Tenstorrent, an AI startup valued at $5 billion, aiming to boost their positions in specialized AI accelerators.
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Chinese Tech Giants Accelerate Shift to Domestic AI Chips Amid Possible Nvidia Return
China’s leading tech firms are rapidly adopting homegrown AI accelerators even as Nvidia may re-enter the Chinese market.
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Nvidia’s Market Share in China’s AI Accelerator Segment Drops to Zero
Nvidia’s presence in China’s AI accelerator market has vanished, as the company’s share reportedly fell to zero amid ongoing export restrictions.
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Intel-Backed Startup Develops HB3DM Memory to Surpass HBM Bandwidth for AI Accelerators
Intel and partners introduce HB3DM memory technology promising higher bandwidth than HBM for AI accelerator memory stacks.
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Nvidia’s H200 AI Accelerators Yet to Enter Chinese Market Amid Regulatory Hurdles
Nvidia has not delivered any H200 AI accelerators to China due to extended export licensing delays and resistance from Chinese authorities.
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Chinese Company Confirms Possession of Nvidia H100 and H200 Servers Despite Export Restrictions
Sharetronic Data Technology has acknowledged holding Nvidia H100 and H200 powered servers, despite prior export bans to China.
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Alibaba to Launch Data Center Powered Entirely by Its Own AI Chips in China
Alibaba and China Telecom plan a new data center in southern China using exclusively Alibaba’s self-developed AI accelerators.
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