Tag: semiconductors
Intel Sees Surging Demand, Moves Even Older and Previously Rejected Chips
Intel’s strong data center sales led to increased demand, prompting the company to sell older and previously discarded processors.
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Samsung Worker Strike to Temporarily Impact Global Memory Chip Production Amid Supply Tightening
A worker strike at Samsung’s South Korean plant is set to reduce global memory chip output, potentially increasing prices during ongoing supply shortages.
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Middle East Conflict Contributes to Shortage of Raw Materials for Printed Circuit Boards
Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have disrupted petrochemical supplies, affecting the availability of raw materials essential for printed circuit board manufacturing.
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Samsung Achieves Breakthrough with Sub-10nm DRAM Chip Production
Samsung Electronics has produced its first functional DRAM chip using manufacturing technology smaller than 10 nanometers.
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Memory Prices Show Local Drops but Market Normalization Won’t Happen Until 2030
Memory prices have plateaued with some declines, but full market stabilization from AI-driven demand is expected only by 2030.
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Smartphone Processor Market Shrinks 8% in Q1 as Apple, Samsung, and Unisoc Gain Ground
Smartphone processor shipments declined 8% in Q1, with Apple, Samsung, and Unisoc increasing market share amid broader sector challenges.
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Meta Commits to Utilizing Hundreds of Thousands of Amazon Graviton Chips in New Three-Year Agreement
Meta will deploy hundreds of thousands of Amazon Graviton chips over three years, reflecting a shift in AI infrastructure strategies.
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Intel Shares Surge Nearly 24%, Boosting Market Value of Nvidia to $5 Trillion
Intel’s stock price jumped almost 24%, hitting levels not seen since the dot-com era and lifting Nvidia’s market value to $5 trillion.
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Intel Reports Improvement in Yield Rates Across Intel 4, 3, and 18A Process Nodes
Intel’s foundry division shows improved chip yield rates for Intel 4, 3, and 18A processes despite ongoing operational losses.
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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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Bolt Graphics Completes Design of Zeus GPU, Promises Major Leap Beyond RTX 5090
Bolt Graphics has finalized the design of its Zeus GPU, claiming significant performance gains and drastically lower compute costs compared to the RTX 5090.
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Breakthrough in Memory Technology: First 3D X-DRAM Prototype Realized in Silicon
A pioneering 3D X-DRAM prototype has been created in silicon, marking a potential leap forward in memory density and addressing DRAM limitations.
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