Tag: semiconductors
Nvidia Celebrates 25 Years of GeForce3, Pioneer of Programmable Shaders in GPUs
Nvidia marks 25 years since the launch of GeForce3, the first consumer GPU to introduce programmable shaders.
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Micron Joins Samsung and SK hynix as GDDR7 Supplier for GeForce RTX 5000 GPUs
Micron becomes the third GDDR7 chip supplier for GeForce RTX 5000 graphics cards, though memory shortages are expected to persist.
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Global Smartphone Shipments Set to Decline to 13-Year Low Amid Memory Shortage
Smartphone shipments are projected to fall over 12% to their lowest point in 13 years due to a persistent memory shortage and high prices.
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Meta Secures Multi-Billion Dollar Agreement to Lease Google TPU AI Chips
Meta has finalized a multi-billion dollar deal to lease Google TPU AI accelerators for advancing its artificial intelligence model development.
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Nvidia’s Purchase Commitments Surge to $95 Billion, Raising Financial Risk Concerns
Nvidia’s purchase commitments have jumped sixfold to $95 billion, prompting concerns over potential financial strain if product demand declines sharply.
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SK hynix and SanDisk Drive Global Standardization for High Bandwidth Flash Memory
SK hynix and SanDisk have initiated a project within the Open Compute Project to standardize High Bandwidth Flash memory bridging HBM and SSD technologies.
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Nvidia Shares Fall Nearly 5.5% Following Quarterly Earnings Report
Nvidia’s stock dropped around 5.5% after its latest quarterly earnings report, reflecting cautious market reactions despite steady initial trading.
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Advancing AI Efficiency with Biologically Inspired Biochips and Organoid Intelligence
Researchers explore biochips and organoid intelligence to reduce AI energy consumption by mimicking biological neural tissue efficiency.
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Global DRAM Sales Surge 29% Driven by AI-Fueled Data Center Expansion
DRAM sales jumped 29% last quarter amid rising prices and increased demand for AI and general-purpose data center servers.
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US Faces Growing Shortage of Critical Rare Earths Despite Trade Truce with China
Suppliers to US aerospace and semiconductor firms are encountering severe shortages of rare earth elements, especially yttrium and scandium.
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Kioxia Begins Supplying Evaluation Samples of UFS 5.0 Flash Memory for Next-Gen Flagship Smartphones
Kioxia has started delivering UFS 5.0 embedded flash memory evaluation samples targeting next-generation flagship smartphones.
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Nvidia Reports 73% Revenue Surge Driven by Server Segment Growth
Nvidia’s quarterly revenue jumps 73% to a record $68.1 billion, with significant gains tied to its expanding server business.
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