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Samsung begins mass production of SSD for AI PCs 10/7/2024
Samsung Electronics has started mass production of its PM9E1 solid-state drive, designed for AI PCs. The SSD features 8th-generation V-NAND technology and a 5-nanometer-based controller for performance and power efficiency.
Texas Sues TikTok, Alleging It's Selling Children's Personal Data 10/7/2024
The lawsuit claims TikTok is violating multiple Texas laws and failing to provide adequate parental verification and controls.
DRAM & NAND Prices Witness Almost 20% Drop 10/4/2024
Manufacturers are Not Able to Sell DDR4 Memory Modules, Ultimately Creating Inventory Pressure, Which Leads To A Price Slash
Nvidia sees AI chip demand surge; partners with Accenture 10/4/2024
The collaboration reflects Nvidia's efforts to solidify its position in the AI market.
Chinese Man Ordered to Pay $1 Million to Apple for Counterfeit iPhone Scheme 10/4/2024
The court also sentences Haotian Sun and his co-conspirator to more than four years in prison for carrying out the scheme, which involved over 6,000 counterfeit iPhones.
US port workers and operators reach deal to end East Coast strike immediately 10/4/2024
US dock workers and port operators reached a tentative deal that will immediately end a crippling three-day strike that has shut down shipping on the East Coast and Gulf Coast.
ST, Qualcomm team for intelligent Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Thread modules 10/3/2024
ST said that it plans to introduce self-contained Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Thread wireless modules that including Qualcomm ICs
Samsung preps for industry downturn, plans global job cuts 10/3/2024
Reports suggest that the electronics giant is seeking to slash jobs at its global outposts, while brokerages are casting pessimistic outlooks on the company’s third-quarter earnings, stoking fears that Samsung is facing a crisis
Euro zone business activity contracted in September, PMI shows 10/3/2024
A PMI covering the euro zone's dominant service industry slid to 51.4 last month from 52.9 but was ahead of the 50.5 flash reading.
Biggest dockworker strike in nearly half a century 10/3/2024
Long lines of container ships are queueing up outside major US ports as the biggest dockworker strike in nearly half a century enters its third day, preventing unloading and threatening shortages of everything from auto parts to hamburgers.
First silicon-proven 3nm 24 Gbps UCIe subsystem validated 10/2/2024
Built on TSMC’s Chip-on-Wafer-on-Substrate (CoWoS) advanced packaging technology this complete PHY and controller subsystem, developed in close collaboration with TSMC, is tailored for high-demand applications such as hyperscale data centres, high-performance computing (HPC), and AI.
Nvidia’s Huang Says Nuclear Power an Option to Feed Data Centers 10/2/2024
We’re going to need energy from all sources and balance the availability and the cost of energy as well as the sustainability over time.
Canon ships first nanoimprint chipmaking machine to R&D lab 10/2/2024
This Lithography technique does not require a light source, unlike ASML's complex extreme ultraviolet approach
Hurricane Helene barreled through a crucial chip mining area in North Carolina 10/2/2024
The small mining town of Spruce Pine contains the world’s purest quartz — a critical ingredient in the chipmaking process.
Hynix in mass production of 12-layer 36GB HBM 10/1/2024
‘Hynix has increased the capacity by 50% by stacking 12 layers of 3GB DRAM chips at the same thickness as the previous eight-layer product,’
South Korea’s Chip Stockpiles Shrink at Fastest Pace Since 2009 10/1/2024
Inventories dropped 42.6% from a year earlier, a quicker pace than the 34.3% decline reported in July, according to data released by Statistics Korea on Monday.
Singapore PC Market Down 7.7% YoY 10/1/2024
Singapore's traditional PC market recorded 216 thousand units in the second quarter, with a drop of 7.7% year-over-year.
TSMC and Cadence Collaborate on AI-Driven Advanced-Node Design Flows and IP 10/1/2024
The rapid adoption of AI applications has created unprecedented demand for advanced silicon solutions capable of handling colossal datasets and computations
Nvidia will reportedly start Blackwell server deliveries in early December 9/30/2024
Nvidia plans to ship its GB200 servers, featuring Blackwell AI graphics processing units, to major cloud service providers like Microsoft, Oracle and AWS in December. This follows the resolution of yield issues with the B100 and B200 GPUs, and despite initial production hiccups, demand remains strong.
Arm's bid to buy Intel's product division rejected 9/30/2024
Arm Holdings, seeking to expand beyond smartphones into PCs and servers, approached Intel to buy its product division but was rebuffed, according to a source. Intel's market value has dropped significantly and takeover speculation is growing.
Starlink Predicts Huge Growth for Printed Circuit Board Production in Texas 9/30/2024
Its 1 million-square-foot facility promises to become more efficient at manufacturing printed circuit boards than rival factories in Southeast Asia, SpaceX's president tells Texas lawmakers.
Apple Patent Tips Way to Monitor Heart Health Via Your AirPods 9/30/2024
The patent application describes technology that can detect bradycardia, tachycardia, an abnormal heartbeat, or a blockage in a carotid artery using sensors in Apple's headphones.
Oracle Investment in Chipmaker Ampere Gives It Option to Own 9/27/2024
The debt matures in June 2026 and if exercised with options through January 2027 to acquire additional equity, Oracle would “obtain control of Ampere and consolidate its results with our results of operations.”
Micron Shares Surge After Upbeat First-Quarter Forecast Due to AI Demand for Memory Chips 9/27/2024
Micron Technology's shares surged after an optimistic first-quarter revenue forecast driven by strong AI demand for its memory chips and server upgrades. The company expects revenue to surpass analysts' expectations and reach about $8.7 billion.
Disney+ Begins Password-Sharing Crackdown 9/27/2024
Starting this week, Disney+ will charge $6.99 and $9.99 per month for each extra member you add to your Basic and Premium plans, respectively.
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