Cerebras partners with Dell to challenge Nvidia’s AI dominance
US chip design startup Cerebras Systems Inc. recently announced a partnership with Dell.
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Server AI accelerator market and technology
DIGITIMES Research anticipates that high-end server AI accelerator shipments will more than double on year in 2024 as demand for AI continues picking up.
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Jun
FineMat’s transformation anticipates strong improvements for 2H24
Based on its etching technology, FineMat Materials is transforming in 2024 into a professional Mask Sheet etching manufacturer.
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Jun
Chinese NAND flash maker bit supply growth to lead industry in 2024
Yangtze Memory Technology (YMTC) has adopted the concept of “putting new wine in old bottles,” which entails breaking off and reconstructing existing production lines.
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Jun
Samsung Foundry raises HPC-related sales target by 2028
Samsung Electronics recently disclosed its foundry technology roadmap at the Samsung Foundry Forum 2024 in Silicon Valley.
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Jun
How United Nova Technology becomes top auto-grade chip provider in China in five years?
China-based United Nova Technology has become the largest automotive-grade foundry provider since its establishment in 2018, supplying chips to over 90% of Chinese NEV manufacturers.
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Jun
Taiwan IC substrate companies see mixed performance in May
Taiwan’s three leading IC substrate makers — Unimicron, Nan Ya PCB, and Kinsus — have posted mixed results for May.
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Jun
Taiwan holds advantage on AI era technological upgrades, says GM of Synopsys Solutions Group
At the SNUG Taiwan 2024 conference organized by Synopsys, Joachim Kunkel, General Manager of the Solutions Group at Synopsys, delivered the keynote speech. The event featured design research insights from nearly 30 major semiconductor companies.
The conference highlighted the rapid evolution of AI, silicon proliferation, and software-defined systems driving a new era of pervasive intelligence. However, this new era also faces greater challenges in computing, energy, and design.
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Jun
Taiwan’s carbon market advances with new initiatives and regulatory updates
Taiwan is making significant strides towards its net-zero emissions goal by implementing a comprehensive carbon pricing mechanism. At a recent forum, officials and industry experts highlighted the country’s efforts in advancing its carbon market through strategic partnerships and regulatory updates. Key announcements included the launch of innovative carbon credit projects and updates on Taiwan’s integration with international carbon pricing mechanisms.
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