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Global demand for AI and HPC accelerators is exploding, IDC recently predicted, and traditional industries are stabilizing after the downturn suffered in 2023. The semiconductor industry, which...

Twelve companies, automotive, electrical component, and semiconductor companies established the Advanced SoC Research for Automotive (ASRA) on December 1st to conduct research and develop high-performance digital semiconductors (System on Chip, SoC) for use in automobiles. ASRA will research and develop SoCs for automobiles using chiplet technology to install SoC in mass-production vehicles from 2030 onward. [Participating Companies] (in alphabetical order) Automotive Manufacturers:...

The stock market is likely to be volatile in 2024, and diligent investors will find opportunities.

The Bethlehem site remains for sale after City Council blocked a plan for an apartment building.

Expect AI to get bigger, better, more powerful and more expensive following the law of scaling as it feeds on more computational power (read chips), larger datasets, and a trillion or so parameters

MIT recently posted a video of a talk from earlier this year where Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger commented on recent assertions that Moore's Law could end soon....

Tower Semiconductor Proposal: The company, however, is also facing legal action from its erstwhile joint venture partner Abu Dhabi-based Next Orbit Ventures which is considering suing Tower Semiconductors for going ahead and submitting a fresh proposal with a new partner.

Global Chip Market: With the global demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) exploding, coupled with the stabilising demand for smartphones, personal computers, infrastructure, and resilient growth in automotive; the semiconductor industry is expected to usher in a new wave of growth, according to IDCs latest research.

A 2nm-capable semiconductor fabrication plant that has a capacity of 50,000 wafer starts per month, or WSPM, will cost around $28 billion, according to consulting firm IBS....

A handful of Chinese technology start-ups are poised to go public during 2024 or early 2025, with most of these firms looking to make their trading debut in Hong Kong.