Who Will Win 2nm Chips Revolution: TSMC, Samsung and Intel
In the relentless pursuit of smaller, faster, and more efficient computing power, the semiconductor industry has reached a groundbreaking milestone: the advent of 2nm chips.
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Comparing Snapdragon X Elite Vs. Apple M3
Qualcomm's Snapdragon X Elite and Apple's M3 chips, exploring their performance, efficiency, and impact on the future of laptop computing.
Beyond Electrons: KAIST Scientists Unveil a Revolutionary Way to Transmit Information Using Magnons
A joint research team led by Professors Kim Se-kwon of KAIST and Lee Hyun-woo of POSTECH has discovered a new movement of magnons, which can transmit information without the heat generated by electrons.
Nvidia Dethroned as World’s Most Valuable Company After $220 Billion Selloff
Nvidia's shares dropped 6.7% over two days, wiping out more than $220 billion in market capitalization. This decline reduced Nvidia's market cap to approximately $3.1 trillion, placing it behind Apple, valued at $3.2 trillion, and Microsoft at $3.3 trillion.
Top 7 Regions Shaping Future Semiconductor Manufacturing by 2040
Here’s a detailed look at seven regions that are expected to lead the way in semiconductor manufacturing and how they are preparing for a more secure and innovative future.
US Rallies Japan and Netherlands in High-Stakes Tech War Against China
“The United States is the most critical player in the global semiconductor equipment industry, but it’s far from the only country that matters. Japan and the Netherlands are also key providers of semiconductor equipment.”
Wolfspeed Postpones $3 billion German plant Underscoring EU‘s challenges
Wolfspeed has postponed the construction of its $3 billion semiconductor plant in Germany, underscoring the European Union's ongoing challenges in boosting domestic chip production and reducing reliance on Asian manufacturers.
Strong Memory Demand and China Mitigate Revenue Decline for Top Wafer Fab Equipment Makers in Q1Y24
Top wafer fab equipment (WFE) manufacturers experienced a 9% year-over-year revenue decline.
Samsung Delays Texas Fab for 2nm Upgrade to Compete with TSMC and Intel
Samsung delays equipment orders for the Taylor fab as it considers the upgrade from 4nm.
Why TSMC is Exploring Rectangular Wafers to Shake Up Chip Manufacturing
TSMC is exploring the use of 510mm by 515mm rectangular silicon wafers, which could revolutionize chip manufacturing by providing a usable area 3.7 times larger than current 300mm round wafers.
