Nvidia Loses Patience, Responds to Reported U.S. Sanctions on China
Business and EconomicsThe Biden administration would introduce another package of sanctions against China before leaving office.
Read more »The Biden administration would introduce another package of sanctions against China before leaving office.
Read more »The U.S. holds a leading position, primarily due to the influence of Nvidia. In contrast, the highest-ranking Chinese company appears far lower on the list.
Read more »This year, Qualcomm whould focus on its main rival in the mid-range segment.
Read more »Fully functional quantum computers will be able to correct its own errors.
Read more »DLSS 4 multiplies performance by up to 8 times using native resolution rendering as a reference.
Read more »The new range is designed to meet the needs of various types of users.
Read more »It sounds like the plot of a spy novel or movie, but it’s a true story.
Read more »Scammers employ a range of tactics to deceive buyers.
Read more »The crisis shaking Intel has sent ripples through the semiconductor industry. As one of the industry’s most venerable companies, Intel’s struggles are under intense scrutiny.
Read more »Former CEO Pat Gelsinger wanted to achieve the most advanced lithography and the industry’s best transistors by 2025.
Read more »In response to the Biden administration’s most sweeping package of semiconductor-related sanctions to date, China has delivered a sharp counterstrike.
Read more »Gelsinger missed the opportunity to capitalize on the surge of AI, which has proven to be particularly detrimental.
Read more »Samsung is navigating a challenging period. The South Korean tech giant is reevaluating its expansion plans and restructuring its workforce to better position itself for the future.
Read more »Frontier, the ambitious machine at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, is no longer the most powerful supercomputer.
Read more »The pressure from the U.S. and its allies on Chinese semiconductor manufacturers is prompting a relatively predictable shift: Some chipmakers are starting to exit China.
Read more »The CHIPS and Science Act is the U.S.’s largest effort to strengthen its semiconductor industry.
Read more »The solution is quite simple.
Read more »Huawei has begun providing Chinese tech companies with samples of its Ascend 910C GPU for testing.
Read more »Having a powerful processor in your car is no longer a luxury but a necessity in the driving experience.
Read more »No one saw this coming. The Department of Commerce is investigating TSMC, the world’s largest integrated circuit manufacturer.
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