AI sector in India has been marked by the active participation of several prominent companies, each contributing to the development and integration of artificial intelligence technologies.
NAND flash memory owes its existence to the pioneering work of two Bell Labs researchers, Simon Sze and Dawon Kahng.
This breakthrough, akin to William Shockley's discovery of the transistor effect and the integrated circuits developed by Jack Kilby and Robert Noyce, marked a significant milestone in semiconductor technology.
Think of edge devices as personal assistants who can make decisions quickly.
Instead of sending a task to a central office (cloud data center) and waiting for a response, the personal assistant can handle the task on the spot, improving efficiency.
"We have clearly identified that RISC-V is the way to go for us going forward for all the products that we have ... not only next generation video transcoders but also next generation inference accelerators and training chips."
~Meta at RISC-V Summit
Intel's strategy to supply its advanced manufacturing technology to external clients like Ericsson highlights its commitment to innovation and its goal to maintain its leadership position in the ever-evolving world of tech.
In this blog post, we'll examine the top 10 AI companies in China making significant contributions to the AI chip industry. Their innovative products are revolutionizing the field and set to profoundly impact the global tech landscape.
The plan is to mass-produce DRAM chips using the 1-gamma node in Taichung by 2025. It will be the first to incorporate extreme ultraviolet (EUV) technology in Micron's DRAM manufacturing process.
Neuromorphic devices are extremely effective at receiving and responding to data from their environment. When coupled with organic materials, these devices become compatible with the human body. In the future, neuromorphic devices could be used to improve drug delivery systems.
The Indian semiconductor industry is facing a shortage of skilled workers, including chip packaging engineers and technicians. This shortage is expected to worsen as the industry continues to grow.
With an $11 billion investment and the promise of creating approximately 800 new jobs, this project is poised to reshape the landscape of semiconductor manufacturing in the region.