chips

Huawei unveils the Tau Scaling Law, a chip architectural workaround to bypass US sanctions and achieve 1.4nm-equivalent transistor density by 2031, marking a significant step toward China's semiconductor self-sufficiency and altering the tech rivalry with Washington.

NASA has developed computer chips capable of operating on the extremely hot and high-pressure surface of Venus, which could enable long-duration missions to the planet.

Jensen Huang responds to a question about selling chips to Huawei, explaining that export controls on Nvidia chips won't stop China's AI progress due to Huawei's rise.

President Trump stated that China opted not to purchase NVIDIA H200 chips despite US approval, as China prefers developing its own semiconductor technology.

Baidu has quietly built a trillion-dollar infrastructure including chips, cloud, framework, models, and agents, serving 700 million users, unveiled at Baidu Create.

The U.S. has reportedly approved Chinese companies to buy NVIDIA chips and is poised to lift all export restrictions and trading bans, a move that could significantly impact global AI hardware supply.

Tech commentator predicts Apple will significantly increase pricing for the upcoming M5 Ultra chip compared to previous generations, citing the trajectory of Apple's recent pricing strategy.

Samsung, SK, and OpenAI announced strategic partnerships as part of OpenAI's Stargate initiative, with Samsung and SK scaling advanced memory chip production to 900,000 DRAM wafer starts per month and exploring AI data center development across Korea to support global AI infrastructure.