Amid escalating tensions in the US-China tech war, rumors cited in reports from The Wall Street Journal and CNBC suggest that China has instructed major local telecom companies to gradually replace foreign chips by 2027, with Intel and AMD as the primary targets. Sources cited in the same reports...

Under pressure from US restrictions, Intel is reportedly preparing to follow in NVIDIA's footsteps by developing "special edition" versions of its AI acceleration chips, Gaudi 3, for the Chinese market. These two related products are rumored to be launched at the end of June and the end of September...

Following NVIDIA's GTC 2024, AMD also hosted an AI PC Innovation Summit on March 21st, with CEO Lisa Su leading the top executives in attendance. As per a report from Commercial Times, by collaborating with partners including brands ASUS, MSI, and Acer, AMD has showcased its exciting applications in...

Chip giant NVIDIA kicked off its annual Graphics Processing Unit (GPU) Technology Conference (GTC) today, with CEO Jensen Huang announcing the launch of the new artificial intelligence chip, Blackwell B200. According to a report from TechNews, this new architecture, Blackwell, boasts a massive GP...

Rapidus, a foundry company established through Japanese government-industry collaboration, aims to mass-produce 2-nanometer chips by 2027. According to Rapidus, Canadian artificial intelligence (AI) chip startup Tenstorrent is set to become Rapidus' 2nm client. On February 27th, Rapidus announced...