Hygon Unveils Breakthrough 128-Core Server CPU in Major Leap for Chinese Chip Industry
Chinese chipmaker Hygon announces ambitious C86-5G server processor featuring 128 cores and 512 threads, marking significant progress in domestic semiconductor capabilities. The processor boasts impressive specs including AVX-512 support, 16-channel DDR5 memory, and CXL2.0 interconnect technology.
Apple Plans Major Shift to US-Made Chips with $19 Billion Investment
Apple CEO Tim Cook reveals plans to source over 19 billion semiconductor chips from U.S. manufacturers across twelve states by 2025. The strategic move includes production from TSMC's Arizona facility and aligns with efforts to strengthen domestic chip manufacturing while diversifying Apple's supply chain.
Intel Plans Massive 20,000+ Job Cuts Amid Restructuring Efforts
Intel prepares to slash over 20% of its global workforce, affecting more than 20,000 positions, as new CEO Lip-Bu Tan aims to streamline operations. The cuts could significantly impact Oregon, Intel's largest hub, while the company struggles to regain industry leadership and compete in the AI chip market.
Graphene Memory Breakthrough Achieves 25 Billion Operations Per Second
Scientists at Fudan University have developed PoX, a revolutionary graphene-based flash memory device that operates 100,000 times faster than current solutions. This breakthrough technology can perform 25 billion operations per second, potentially transforming AI computing and semiconductor development.
Chinese Scientists Achieve 10,000x Speed Breakthrough in Flash Memory Technology
Researchers at Fudan University have developed PoX, a revolutionary flash memory technology that operates 10,000 times faster than current solutions, writing data in just 400 picoseconds. This graphene-based innovation could transform AI systems and computing while advancing China's semiconductor capabilities.
Trump Signals Major Shift in Electronics Trade Policy with China
Former President Trump announces plans to restructure Chinese electronics tariffs and implement new targeted measures against semiconductors, despite recent exemptions. The move signals escalating trade tensions as Trump vows to prevent US dependence on hostile nations.
TSMC Faces Billion-Dollar Fine Over Huawei Chip Supply Investigation
TSMC could face a record $1 billion fine from U.S. regulators for unknowingly supplying chips that ended up in Huawei's AI processors through third-party intermediaries. The case exposes challenges in semiconductor supply chain control and trade restriction enforcement.
Breakthrough: First 32-Bit Processor Built Using Atomic-Scale Semiconductor
Scientists achieve a major milestone in next-generation computing by developing a 32-bit processor using atomically thin semiconductor material. This innovative breakthrough, while not replacing silicon processors, demonstrates promising potential for ultra-low-power and specialized computing applications.
Nvidia Acknowledges Huawei as Growing Competitor Despite US Trade Restrictions
Nvidia's latest regulatory filing reveals Huawei as a formidable rival across multiple business segments, despite facing US sanctions. The Chinese tech giant's resilience is demonstrated through strong revenue growth and technological innovations, including independently developed smartphones and operating systems.
TSMC Plans Historic $100B Investment in US Semiconductor Manufacturing
Taiwan's TSMC is set to announce a groundbreaking $100 billion investment in US chip manufacturing facilities over the next four years. This landmark move, expected to be revealed by President Trump, represents one of the largest foreign investments in US manufacturing history and aims to boost domestic semiconductor production.