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| Siemens, Nvidia tech boosts factory automation |
5/26/2025 |
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Industrial AI is revolutionizing factory operations globally, enhancing productivity and enabling advanced automation by integrating applications such as AI and digital twins. The collaboration between Nvidia and Siemens makes these technologies accessible to manufacturers of all sizes for increasingly complex use cases.
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| Industrial IC market recovery signs emerge |
5/26/2025 |
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Analog Devices, Texas Instruments and STMicroelectronics have reported better-than-expected forecasts, signaling a potential recovery in the industrial IC market. TI CEO Haviv Ilan suggested "more and more evidence and signals that across all channels, all geographies, a recovery of the industrial market is here." ADI also noted increased automotive demand, though some of it might be due to customers looking to avoid tariffs by pulling in orders.
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| TSMC joins tech industry voices against chip tariffs |
5/23/2025 |
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has issued a strong response to the Commerce Department's proposal to impose tariffs on imported semiconductors, warning that such tariffs would reduce demand for its customers' products, potentially affecting the timeline for its $165 billion investment in Arizona.
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| AMD unveils Threadripper Pro 9000 CPUs |
5/22/2025 |
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AMD introduced the Threadripper Pro 9000 series computer processing units at Computex, as it looks to hold on to its market lead in high-end desktops and workstations over Intel. The new chips, based on the Zen 5 architecture, offer up to 96 cores, 128 PCIe 5.0 lanes and support for DDR5 memory.
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| In the ISP Race, Fiber Is Still Tough to Beat |
5/21/2025 |
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In the latest American Customer Satisfaction Index survey, fiber broadband's fast speeds place it far ahead of cable, with AT&T in the lead. Among non-fiber providers, T-Mobile takes the prize.
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