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Co-created by Kai-Uwe Demasius and Aron Kirschen, engineering graduates from the Dresden University of Technology, Semron's chips use electrical fields to perform calculations instead of electrical currents -- the medium of conventional processors. This enables the chips to achieve higher energy efficiency while keeping the fabrication costs to produce them down, Kirschen claims. "Due to an expected shortage in AI compute resources, many companies with a business model that rely on a...

Russia has been reported to still be able to import advanced computer chips from the US and Europe amid trade bans.

The Biden administration announced an agreement Thursday to provide $162 million in federal funding to Microchip Technology to expand production of computer chips domestically, the second tranche of money doled out from a bipartisan law signed in 2022. The Commerce Department announced preliminary terms with the Arizona-based manufacturer, which will allow the company to “significantly…

"The seller’s market is over," said Jonathan Smoke, chief economist for Cox Automotive, in a recent webinar.

A group of researchers, entrepreneurs, and government leaders met in Kansas City, Missouri, Thursday to discuss how to turn the region into a hub for manufacturing tech components like computer chips.

Apple is famously secretive about the rooms where employees work on upcoming products.

The digital frontier has become a new arena of contest for the world's two largest economies, needing effective, efficient and thoughtful regulation to ensure that its benefits are realised and dispersed.

Asia needs to harness the digital revolution to steer clear of a pessimistic economic outlook, but must first leap the hurdles of AI governance, writes Jacob Taylor (Brookings Institution).

Affordability is a big-time problem for new cars and trucks, but at least one measure has improved: the size of the average new-vehicle loan.

Forecasters say November auto sales could be up 10% vs. a year ago. The increase reflects better supplies of new cars and trucks.