Issues with Blackwell have yet to deter big tech from investing in Nvidia AI chips

Nvidia has encountered engineering obstacles in developing two next-gen advanced chips, slowing down the product release pace that would expand its leading position in the AI computing market. Despite this, Nvidia is still expected to remain the primary hardware supplier for major US tech giants’ AI development investments. The likes of Microsoft and Alphabet are still among its key customers.

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IPC firms eye lucrative niche as military and aerospace markets expand

As geopolitical tensions brew and regional conflicts persist, global defense budgets are surging, fueling demand in the military and aerospace sectors. Taiwan’s defense budget for 2024 alone has soared to NT$420 billion (about US$13 billion), surging to NT$606.8 billion (US$19 billion) after including special and non-operating budgets. This escalating demand is creating lucrative opportunities across the military and aerospace supply chains.

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