The silicon cold war — chips, fabs, export controls, and the hardware powering the AI boom.
SemiconductorsIn one of the most dramatic chip industry moves in decades, NVIDIA is buying a $5 billion stake in Intel and jointly developing x86 processors with integrated RTX graphics for PCs and data centers.
SemiconductorsThe 'LineShine' system packs 2.4 million Huawei-designed Armv9 cores, achieving exascale performance without access to restricted NVIDIA or AMD chips — a watershed moment in the silicon cold war.
SemiconductorsNVIDIA's market capitalization has crossed $5 trillion, driven by insatiable demand for AI training and inference chips from every major cloud provider and enterprise.
SemiconductorsThe venture firm behind Cerebras' record chip deal sees a future where AI hardware companies dominate the physical economy — not just data centers.
SemiconductorsA comprehensive collection of books, papers, and resources for mastering CUDA programming — from beginner guides to advanced optimization techniques.
SemiconductorsChina's government has ordered domestic companies to phase out American and Israeli cybersecurity products, the latest escalation in the tech decoupling between the world's two largest economies.