At a press conference on July 11, UK-based AI accelerator designer Graphcore confirmed its acquisition by Japan's SoftBank Group.

Samsung has announced plans to expand its support for DSPs (Design Service Partners) to help South Korean IC design companies deepen their presence in the HPC (High-Performance Computing)...

As generative AI accelerates digital transformation across various industries, experts agree that future market competition will be defined by speed.

The depletion of supply chain inventory, originally expected by late 2023, has been delayed to the first half of 2024 due to weak end-market consumption. However, the upcoming launch...

Since late 2023, the semiconductor industry has been eagerly anticipating the upcoming edge AI boom, particularly in AI smartphones and AI PCs – the two largest consumer electronics...

Nvidia is set to face antitrust charges from the French government.

STMicroelectronics, a global semiconductor leader serving customers across the spectrum of electronics applications, has announced that Panasonic Cycle Technology, Co. Ltd. (Panasonic)...

Netherlands-based Axelera AI, an AI acceleration hardware and software provider has announced the successful completion of their US$68 million Series B financing round.

Apple introduced Apple Intelligence at its June 11, 2024 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), followed by Huawei unveiling HarmonyOS NEXT on June 21.

SiFive is seeing the golden opportunity to grow RISC-V adoption in the embedded solutions IP market while its competitor voluntarily retreats from the market.

Ibiden, the Japanese electronic component supplier, used to be seen as an Intel supply chain partner.

OpenAI is delaying the release of a much-anticipated voice assistant feature for ChatGPT to ensure it can safely and effectively process requests from millions of users.

Generative AI is propelling advancements in hardware and unlocking extensive application potential across various industries.

SiFive is seeing growing adoption, with more than two billion SiFive RISC-V-based chips already in the market.

The ASUS Group has joined hands with Taiwan's National Health Research Institutes (NHRI) to advance supercomputer-powered medical research.