Browsing: AI chips

Fueled by the AI boom, Andes Technology Corporation reports record revenue driven by the growing demand for AI applications.

Nvidia’s dominance in the AI chip market is being challenged by rising costs and increased competition, forcing CEO Jensen Huang to defend the company’s position at the annual developer conference.

As the demand for AI computing capacity explodes, tech giants and startups are increasingly developing their own custom AI chips, potentially eroding Nvidia’s market dominance.

Microsoft’s operations in Malaysia remain on schedule despite concerns about AI chip supply and U.S. export controls, according to a company executive.

OpenChip is expanding into Belgium to develop software, hoping to create a European-made chip to compete with those from the US and China.

An examination of Huawei’s strategies to obtain advanced AI chips, focusing on the Ascend 910 family, TSMC’s involvement, and the challenges of chip manufacturing and yields.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s revenue jumped 39% in the first two months of the year, fueled by strong demand for AI chips.

With new chip designs, Amazon and AMD are emerging as credible competitors to Nvidia in the booming AI chip market.

A recent sell-off in AI-related semiconductor stocks presents a buying opportunity for investors, particularly in two leading companies: Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing and Advanced Micro Devices.

A recent report suggests that Huawei has access to a substantial number of Ascend 910C AI chips, despite US sanctions.