Cambricon Technologies Corp. is preparing a major production increase for 2026 as China’s artificial intelligence hardware sector accelerates efforts to replace Nvidia Corp.’s technology. According to a Bloomberg report, the Beijing-based chip designer plans to more than triple its output next year, aiming to take market share from Huawei Technologies Co. and meet rising domestic
Alphabet’s growing focus on its own AI chips is changing how investors view the race for leadership in the semiconductor industry, a Bloomberg report said on Thursday. What began as an internal effort to support Google’s AI models and cloud workloads is now shaping expectations across the wider market. The company’s tensor processing unit chips
In a year marked by escalating regulatory pressure, the European Union intensified its crackdown on Big Tech, launching a sweeping series of antitrust probes, Digital Markets Act (DMA) investigations and landmark fines against the world’s largest technology companies. From Meta and Google to Apple, Amazon and Microsoft, virtually every major platform came under scrutiny as
Intel stock (NASDAQ: INTC) surged to $43.34 on Tuesday, marking a fresh 52-week high. The rally followed supply-chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo’s revelation that Apple is actively preparing to qualify Intel’s cutting-edge 18A-P process node for its lowest-end M-series chips, with potential production starting in mid-2027. The stock jump, over 80% in the past 12 months,
Amazon has officially launched Trainium3, its latest custom-built AI chip, signaling an aggressive push to challenge Nvidia’s grip on the artificial intelligence hardware market. The new chip delivers 4.4x faster performance and 40% greater energy efficiency compared to its predecessor, while AWS simultaneously rolled out Trn3 UltraServers capable of handling 144 chips in a single
Anthropic, the artificial intelligence start-up behind the Claude chatbot, has taken a significant step toward a potential public listing after engaging prominent US law firm Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati to begin groundwork for an initial public offering, reported Financial Times. While an IPO may not occur until 2026 at the earliest, the move signals
Marvell Technology Inc. shares rallied sharply in late trading after the semiconductor company reassured investors about the momentum of its custom chip business and announced a multibillion-dollar acquisition aimed at strengthening its position in the artificial intelligence market. The company’s upbeat commentary followed its third-quarter earnings release and signaled more confidence in its growth prospects
In a busy day for global political and economic developments, US electoral shifts, a rebound in Asian markets, mixed Australian growth data, and a major semiconductor acquisition offer a broad snapshot of the forces shaping investor sentiment. Here is a roundup of the key events unfolded on Wednesday morning. Republicans secure Tennessee House seat Voters
Australia’s under 16 social media ban will take effect on 10 December, triggering one of the most sweeping platform changes the country has ever introduced. YouTube is now preparing for this shift even though it had earlier rejected being included in the crackdown and was widely discussed in speculation about a possible court challenge. The
Amazon.com Inc (NASDAQ: AMZN) is in focus this morning after the tech titan unveiled its next-gen AI accelerator – Trainium3 – that may challenge Nvidia’s (NASDAQ: NVDA) dominance in high-performance computing. With promise of lower costs, massive scalability, and seamless integration into AWS infrastructure, Trainium3 could reshape the economics of training frontier artificial intelligence models.