Kioxia and Nvidia develop SSDs 100x faster for next-gen servers - Kioxia, Japan's leading memory chip maker, is partnering with Nvidia to develop a revolutionary solid-state drive (SSD) nearly 100 times faster than conventional models. The new drive, designed for generative AI servers, is scheduled for a 2027 debut and will connect directly to graphics processors (GPUs)....
Scaling Debug Wisdom with Bronco AI - In the business press today I still find a preference for reporting proof-of-concept accomplishments for AI applications: passing a bar exam with a top grade, finding cancerous tissue in X-rays more accurately than junior radiologists, and so on. Back in the day we knew that a proof-of-concept, however...
Taiwan rejects US chip split, five-year plan meeting, ‘golden week’ travel - This week: Taiwan refuses to share chip production with US, dates set for key Communist Party meeting, US expands Chinese companies blacklist. Next week: ‘Golden week’ travel data, September auto sales, NBA returns to China and more
Researchers develop fat-like nanoparticles to treat fatty liver disease - Researchers from the Yong Loo Lin School of Medicine, National University of Singapore (NUS Medicine), have developed a novel RNA-based therapy that could transform treatment for metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis ...
Is AMD fabbing at Intel Foundry? - A few days ago, a financial note went around saying AMD is going to fab chips at Intel Foundry. Read more ▶ The post Is AMD fabbing at Intel Foundry? appeared first on Semiaccurate .
Chip Industry Week in Review - OpenAI DRAM capacity deals in Korea; $4.4B IC equipment merger; Taiwan rebuffs US' 50-50 split offer; EU Chips Act revision; Meta buys RISC-V startup; foundry report; imec transition; NIST disses DeepSeek; China's litho overblown; H-1B weighted system. The post Chip Industry Week in Review appeared first...
Webinar – The Path to Smaller, Denser, and Faster with CPX, Samtec’s Co-Packaged Copper and Optics - For markets such as data center, high-performance computing, networking and AI accelerators the battle cry is often “copper is dead”. The tremendous demands for performance and power efficiency often lead to this conclusion. As is the case with many technology topics, things are not always the way...
Interior sensing empowers camera for driver, occupancy monitoring - Image sensor integrates interior sensing algorithms to enhance driver and passenger monitoring for a European carmaker. The post Interior sensing empowers camera for driver, occupancy monitoring appeared first on Planet Analog .
Samsung and S&S Tech co-files EUV pellicle patent - Blank mask maker S&S Tech and Samsung have filed a co-patent related to extreme ultraviolet (EUV) pellicle frame in South Korea, TheElec has learned.Patent number 1020240030406, titled a frame assembly for the attachment for pellicle on a photomask used in photo-lithography, was filed in March last
Cirrascale CEO: ‘More Specialized Hardware Will Be Needed’ - AI neocloud company Cirrascale constantly evaluates startup hardware, since inference will require heterogeneous solutions. The post Cirrascale CEO: ‘More Specialized Hardware Will Be Needed’ appeared first on EE Times .
India joins XR optics race with Kaynes-DigiLens waveguide line - Kaynes Technology has opened India's first waveguide manufacturing line in Mysuru in partnership with US-based DigiLens, placing the country in the global supply chain for extended reality (XR) and defense optics.