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2025-01-15

[News] Tech Giants Meta, Microsoft, and Amazon Plan Job Cuts in Early 2025

Major tech companies are preparing to announce a new wave of layoffs. According to CNBC, citing Bloomberg, Meta plans to reduce its workforce by 5%, focusing on employees classified as “lowest-performing.” Meta is not the only company taking such measures. Another report from CNBC, citing Bus...

2025-01-14

[News] NVIDIA GB200 Racks Reportedly Overheat, Major Clients Cut Orders

According to Reuters, citing The Information, NVIDIA’s major customers, cloud service providers (CSPs) such as Microsoft, Amazon, Alphabet's Google, and Meta Platforms are reportedly scaling back orders of the company’s latest “Blackwell” racks due to overheating problems. Initial shipme...

2024-12-19

[News] Microsoft Leads in purchasing 500K NVIDIA Hopper AI Chip in 2024, Boosting Taiwanese Supply Chain

Microsoft has reportedly emerged as the largest buyer of NVIDIA's Hopper this year, with its procurement volume estimated to reach nearly 500,000 units, doubling that of the second-largest buyer, according to Economic Daily News, citing Financial Times. The report from Economic Daily News notes...

2024-12-11

[News] Nearly 150,000 Jobs Cut in Tech: Layoffs from Intel, Tesla, Microsoft, and More

According to a report by The Times of India, the tech industry has faced substantial layoffs in 2024, with approximately 150,000 jobs eliminated across major companies. Tech companies like Tesla, Intel, Cisco, and Microsoft are among those reducing their workforces. The report highlights that the...

NVIDIA Blackwell
2024-12-02

[News] Production Hurdles for GB200 Spark Rumors of Microsoft Cutting Orders

As demand for artificial intelligence continues to surge, the industry's appetite for high-performance computing chips has grown increasingly intense. According to a report by the Commercial Times, NVIDIA’s next-generation Blackwell architecture chip, the GB200, has encountered new technical hurdl...

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