NVIDIA to Build Israel Biggest Tech Campus in Multi-Billion-Dollar Expansion
With 5,000 employees and a $500M data center already in play, the AI giant is gearing up to outpace Intel and dominate Israel’s tech scene.
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$45 Billion Bet: How HBM Is Powering Micron AI Chip Boom??
This critical technology boost is powering Micron’s rapid growth and solidifying its role as a leader in AI hardware innovation.
Samsung Eyes NVIDIA Deal with 12-Hi HBM3E Memory !!
Samsung targets NVIDIA with its 12-Hi HBM3E memory, aiming to reclaim ground in the AI chip race and boost its high-performance DRAM business.
AI vs Journalism? Google Faces EU Heat Over Traffic-Killing AI Overviews
European publishers have filed an antitrust complaint against Google, alleging that its AI Overviews are draining traffic from news sites and harming digital journalism.
TSMC in America: Japan Delayed, U.S. Chip Push Accelerates !!
world’s top chipmaker is shifting focus to America in a strategic move to navigate geopolitical and trade uncertainties.
Game Over for NO Delay: EU Stands Firm Against Tech Giants’ AI Act Delay
With new rules set to kick in this August, tech giants now face tough compliance challenges, unclear guidelines, and the threat of steep fines.
Intel’s 5 Real Problems: Why the 14A Pivot Isn’t the Full Story?
Intel’s pivot from the 18A to 14A chip process may grab headlines, but it doesn’t tell the full story. It has a sequel called 'rebuilding trust with clients'
Can India Build iPhone Without China’s Engineers? Apple Faces a Crucial Test in 2025
As Apple shifts iPhone production to India, Foxconn's recall of over 300 Chinese engineers raises doubts about local manufacturing readiness. Can India match China’s expertise?
U.S. Lifts Chip Software Export Ban on China: Strategic Shift or Tactical Pause?
The U.S. has lifted its chip design software export ban on China after the London trade deal, allowing Synopsys, Cadence, and Siemens to restart operations—signaling a shift in the U.S.-China tech standoff.
Why Is ASML Pushing to Delay the EU AI Act by Two Years?
ASML joins over 45 European tech leaders in urging the EU to delay its AI Act by two years, citing unclear rules, high compliance costs, and risks to Europe’s competitiveness in AI and chipmaking.
