Nvidia once again expressed the possibility of outsourcing chipmaking to Intel as Intel is on track to realize its roadmap to 2025, delivering five nodes in four years.
Amid the ongoing semiconductor supply chain restructuring in the United States, the US$52.7 billion subsidy provided by the "Chips and Science Act" aims to attract global semiconductor...
Intel and Siemens have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to collaborate on driving the digitalization and sustainability of microelectronics manufacturing. The companies...
At the Healthcare+ EXPO 2023 hosted in Taiwan on November 30, Intel announced a collaboration with 24 Taiwanese ICT firms to bring the latest AI technology to real-life practical...
The evolution of generative AI from the cloud to edge applications has awakened the PC industry from its long slumber, as AI PCs become the name of the game for leading PC makers...
Taiwanese computer manufacturer Asustek Computer joined Chinese CPU designer Loongson Technology on stage as it announced the Loongson 3A6000, which it says is made entirely in China,...
Intel's Meteor Lake "Core Ultra" CPUs, the first AI PC processing platform, are set to hit the market on December 14, with related supply chains anticipating a new rise in PC replacement...
Following a November 15 decision from Germany's Federal Constitutional Court against the transferring of EUR60 billion - granted during the Covid-19 pandemic but unspent in fiscal...
Latest ruling from Germany's constitutional court might have jeopardized the country's semiconductor subsidies policy, with the aids planned for Intel and TSMC hanging by a thread.
The emergence of AI has transformed thermal management, says Lin Yu-Sheng, chairman of thermal solution provider Auras. Intel and AMD would keep cooling requirements for their chips...
Stability AI has raised new financing led by chipmaker Intel Corp., according to people familiar with the matter — a cash infusion that arrives at a critical time for the com...
Amid increased US restrictions on chip exports, major players like Nvidia and Intel are navigating challenges by offering lower-spec products to maintain their dominance in China.