Anton Shilov

Russian politicians call for 'unconventional' approaches to overcome lack of performance of homegrown console hardware for gamers.

TSMC's Japanese subsidiary JASM kicks off mass production of chips for first customers.

Chief executive of Advantest says major increase of B100/B200 complexity over H100/H200 dramatically increases testing times.

South Korea's Yongin Semiconductor Cluster will house six fabs, three power plans, and fab suppliers.

DeepSeek trains DeepSeek-V3 model with 671 billion parameters on a cluster of 2048 GPUs.

China unveils its 2024 Top 100 list of supercomputers, indicating no new systems entered it in 2024.

CXMT might already control 10% of the global DRAM market, according to Silicon Motion.

Japan sits on some $114.42 billion pile of COVID relief cache, but opposition lawmakers complain that the government plans to use them to fund the country's industry growth.

With 288 GB of HBM3E memory and 50% more FLOPS than B200, Nvidia's B300 is a major performance upgrade.

Russian company Graviton launches first AI and HPC machine with homegrown CPUs that will have to be used with Nvidia's H100.

Zhitai's TiPro9000 SSD with 5th Gen YMTC 3D NAND and Silicon Motion SM2508 SSD controller benchmarked, appears to be one of the fastest client drives around.

Without EUV, Chinese semiconductor industry is over a decade behind Taiwan, U.S.

xAI, which is set to build a supercomputer with 200,000 Nvidia GPUs, raises $6 billion.

South Korea wants to replicate Taiwan's success by establishing KSMC, a government-funded chipmaker.

Hock Tan dismisses an idea to acquire Intel, as Broadcom still has to devour VMware.

U.S. government finalizes funding deals with three companies — Samsung, Ankor, and Texas Instruments.

Dissatisfied with the jury's verdict, Arm seeks retrial in Qualcomm case.

Maxsun's upcoming Arc B580 graphics card with two M.2 slots has surfaced.

Qualcomm celebrates legal victory over Arm in Nuvia-related case.

U.S. to ban Sophgo, which supplied AI chiplets to Huawei, but its affiliate Bitmain avoids sanctions.

Micron's HBM update: HBM4 is on track for 2026. HBM4E will introduce customizable base dies for higher performance and tailored features.

The plaintiffs seek the entire sum of Gelsinger's $207 million salary that he earned during his tenure, which would then be paid back to Intel.

China-based CXMT has reportedly started to mass produce DDR5 memory and ship it to third-party module makers.

Intevac says industry-wide HAMR adoption is three years away.

Tachyum's new 1,600-page document to teach software developers to optimize performance.