Intel Will Reclaim Foundry Leadership from TSMC by 2025: CEO
Gelsinger highlighted that Intel is now two and a half years into its transformation program and expects to regain process leadership in 2025 with its 18A node.
IIT-M Startup Launches Smart Ring with Health Tracking and Payment Features
The smart ring, called Ring One, is the brainchild of Muse Wearables, a startup founded by IIT Madras alumni.
How Mobile Phones Became Our Everything
The evolution of mobile phones is a fascinating story of innovation and technological advancement. From bulky bricks to sleek smartphones, mobile phones have come a long way.
How RISC V is the Danger for ARM’s Supremacy
It is clear that RISC-V is a major player in the ISA market, and it is one to watch in the years to come.
How to Spot Fake Images with Google AI watermark
Google's AI watermark is a promising new technology that can help to address these concerns. The watermark is embedded into images in a way that is imperceptible to the human eye, but it can be detected by AI
Micron to produce most advanced DRAM chips in Taiwan
Micron's decision to produce state-of-the-art DRAM chips in Taiwan signals its commitment to innovation and competitiveness in the semiconductor industry.
5 reasons Why American Chip Dream is dying
China's progress in semiconductor technology poses a threat to the American chip industry. As China takes strategic steps forward, the future of the global tech ecosystem hangs in the balance.
Why ARM’s IPO is the biggest in recent times?
ARM's processors are used in over 95% of the world's smartphones, and the company is also expanding into new markets, such as the automotive and Internet of Things (IoT) markets. The ARM IPO is a major milestone for the company, and it is a sign of the growing importance of the semiconductor industry.
What the hell is difference between Wafer Die And Chip
Think of them as the building blocks of the electronic world, each with its own unique role and importance.
Intel outsources chip manufacturing to TSMC worth $19 Billion
Intel has been struggling to keep up with the demand for its chips, and its foundry division has been hit by delays and process inefficiencies.
