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Texas Instruments On Its Path to 95% In-House Manufacturing by 2030 |
10/17/2025 |
Texas Instruments plans to increase in-house manufacturing capacity to 95% by 2030, investing more than $60 billion in facilities across Texas and Utah. Stefan Bruder, president of Texas Instruments EMEA, highlights the company's strategy to ensure supply chain resilience by sourcing materials locally and operating dual-flow manufacturing sites.
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Adata chairman: Today's supply shortage is unique |
10/16/2025 |
Adata chairman Simon Chen highlights an unprecedented simultaneous shortage of DRAM, NAND flash and hard drives. Unlike typical market cycles, this shortage affects all major memory and storage components at once, creating a unique situation in the chairman's 30 years of experience.
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You Can Soon Shop Walmart Inside ChatGPT |
10/16/2025 |
You won't need to leave the ChatGPT window to purchase Walmart products, thanks to OpenAI's Instant Checkout tech. 'This is agentic commerce in action,' Walmart says.
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TSMC posts forecast-beating Q3 revenue surge on AI boom |
10/10/2025 |
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has reported a 30% year-over-year revenue increase in the third quarter, driven by demand for AI applications. Revenue reached $32.47 billion, surpassing analyst estimates and falling within the company's guidance.
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UFS 5.0 Is Nearing Completion, Will Deliver Astounding Performance Gains Of Up To 10.8GB/s |
10/9/2025 |
Current-generation smartphones are equipped with a slightly improved variation of the UFS 4.0 standard, which is UFS 4.1, but eventually these devices transition to the significantly improved UFS 5.0 technology, which JEDEC states is nearing completion. Not only will the newer flash memory enable increased performance on mobile computing products such as smartphones and tablets, but the new standard will also reduce power consumption.
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