In March, CEOs from 11 global technology companies were active in the US and China, with their focus squarely on AI, chips, and the Chinese market.

There is speculation regarding a closer partnership between MediaTek and Nvidia in the automotive sector and beyond.

Micron Technology has seen its orders for High Bandwidth Memory (HBM) wait to be fulfilled throughout 2025.

Samsung is building a virtual fab

Reports suggest that Samsung Electronics may soon become the sole supplier of 12-layer HBM products for Nvidia.

Despite Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's commitment to meeting all customer demands, supply-side resource balancing difficulties will pose challenges for the AI server industry supply chain,...

Support from Taiwan's supply chain was behind US memory IDM Micron's successful mass production of its latest-generation high bandwidth memory (HBM) product – HBM3E –...

South Korea is tapping into a multinational framework to review export controls for sensitive products like semiconductor-related equipment, the country's trade minister said, an...

Samsung Electronics recently announced the launch of its self-developed Artificial Intelligence (AI) accelerator, MACH-1.

Nvidia has introduced a cloud service built upon the CUDA-Q hybrid quantum computing platform, enabling users to conduct software tests for quantum computing.

Zhejiang Geely Holding Group Co. President Andy An pushed back against the notion the Chinese government...

Huang showcased his diplomatic flair at Nvida's AI developers' conference.

CEO Jensen Huang stated that Nvidia does more than just design chips, it's a "data-center-scale" corporation.

One key takeaway from the ongoing GTC is that Nvidia's AI empire has taken shape with strong partnerships from TSMC and other Taiwanese makers, such as those major server ODMs.

While chip design giants like Nvidia, AMD, and Intel prioritize "system-level" integration, all the six major Taiwanese EMS providers – Foxconn, Wistron, Compal, Quanta, Inventec...