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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang describes ongoing supply shortages as ‘simply wonderful’ during a Morgan Stanley tech conference.

AMD and Intel report a notable increase in CPU orders fueled by rapid growth in artificial intelligence technology, surprising both companies.

Amid a forecasted 9.2% decline in global laptop shipments and rising memory chip costs, Apple launched the affordable MacBook Neo starting at $599.

OpenAI has boosted its revenue to $25 billion, outpacing Anthropic yet remaining far from profitability.

Meta will keep designing in-house AI processors to optimize its computing workloads alongside using third-party accelerators.

Frequent hourly price changes in memory chips concentrate purchases among large buyers, sidelining thousands of small electronics producers.

Asian semiconductor manufacturers plan to increase capital investment by 25%, reaching $136 billion this year driven by AI technology demand.

Canon aims to source 2-nm chips from Rapidus for image sensors, marking a shift from traditional manufacturing approaches.

Phison now asks for prepayment on SSD controllers as AI-driven memory demand pressures prices across the storage supply chain.

TSMC’s Chinese factories lead in profitability, while its Japanese plant in Kumamoto sees increasing losses despite operational efforts.

Broadcom targets production of one million 3D stacked chips by 2027, positioning itself as a strong competitor to Nvidia in AI hardware.

Samsung and SK Hynix notify clients about rising memory prices for Q2 as demand for DRAM remains robust according to industry sources.

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