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The Corps’ experimentation with systems that require no crew comes as part of an ambitious revamp of the service.

Intel is putting in big orders with TSMC for its next generation of Arc GPUs, with Battlemage set to arrive in the second half of 2024.

General Atomics is conducting high-level training exercises with the US Marine Corps using its MQ-9A Reaper as the service experiences training problems under arrangements that could lead to a potential long-term partnership.

A report out of Taiwan indicates that Intel is sticking with TSMC for its upcoming GPU products.

One leaker believes we could be looking at a 15% to 20% speed boost, another contends that Zen 5 processors might push performance higher still.

Apple reportedly cut production of its M2 series chip for MacBooks in January and February, and only went half as hard in March.

TSMC continues to experience cutbacks in orders from major customers including MediaTek and Apple, according to industry sources. Besides, the foundry has yet to ramp up wafer starts for Nvidias chips, which enable ChatGPT and other large language models (LLM).

Tougher semiconductor-related exports ban by the US may impact Chinas IC manufacturing ecosystem in the future, said Mark Liu, chairman of TSMC.

The outlook of mid- to long-term demand for substrates supporting the packaging of HPC chips remains bright despite recent speculation that the market for related substrates is oversupplied.

Taiwans semiconductor manufacturing sector boasts structural advantages in its next decade of development, but the advantages for its IC design sector are likely to change, according to Colley Hwang, president and founder of DIGITIMES.