Nexperia’s Dutch unit has taken the extraordinary step of publishing an open letter to its Chinese leadership, warning that customers face “imminent production outages.” The public plea comes after repeated private attempts to resolve supply chain issues failed to get “any meaningful response.”
Baidu is emerging as a major AI chip player in China through its Kunlunxin subsidiary. The company has laid out a five-year roadmap starting with M100 chips in 2026 and projects massive growth as US restrictions block Nvidia’s top products from the Chinese market.
Intel’s CEO has publicly defended the hiring of former TSMC executive Wei-Jen Lo, calling TSMC’s lawsuit alleging potential technology transfer completely unfounded. The executive previously spent 18 years at Intel before joining TSMC, creating a complex employment history. This marks the first time
Toshiba has launched ultra-compact surge-protection diodes specifically for next-generation vehicle electronics. The XCEZ series features a 59% smaller footprint while handling up to 6W of surge power. These components are essential for ADAS, infotainment, and battery management systems.
Intel is planning significant upgrades across its CPU lineup with faster memory support and major AI performance improvements. The Arrow Lake Refresh will support 7200 MT/s DDR5 out of the box, while Nova Lake’s NPU jumps to 74 TOPS. These changes could reshape desktop computing performance through
The IEEE ISSCC 2026 conference in February will showcase groundbreaking memory technologies including SK hynix’s 48 Gbps GDDR7 and Samsung’s 36 GB HBM4. These developments promise massive bandwidth improvements for future GPUs and AI accelerators. The conference will feature hundreds of research pap
Nvidia’s earnings last week triggered a dramatic market rollercoaster that left investors questioning the sustainability of the AI boom. Despite strong results, profit-taking and shifting sentiment revealed underlying anxieties about tech valuations. The world’s largest company faces growing scrutin
Nvidia’s spectacular earnings have Wall Street rushing to raise price targets. The chip giant reported $57 billion in revenue with projections of $65 billion next quarter, crushing expectations.
Nvidia just posted staggering quarterly results that exceeded even Wall Street’s highest expectations. The chipmaker’s $57 billion revenue represents 62% growth year-over-year, temporarily easing AI bubble concerns. CEO Jensen Huang promised even stronger performance ahead.
A Qualcomm-commissioned survey claims consumers are three times more likely to buy phones with Snapdragon chips and will pay a 16% premium. However, the survey’s methodology and Samsung’s contractual obligations reveal a more complex picture of chipset market dynamics.
