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TSMC’s 3nm Chip Capacity Has Become So Constrained That Only “Long-Term, Loyal” Customers Are Getting Priority
Intel’s Ex-CEO Blames Wall Street’s “Short-Termism” For America Losing the Chip Race, Saying No CEO Can Survive the Backlash
ARM’s CEO Rene Haas Says the ‘AGI CPU’ Will Bite Into the x86 Dominance, Referring to Intel as “Historic”
President Trump Assembles an AI ‘Dream Team’ to Advise America’s Future, With Jensen Huang and Lisa Su Among Them
NVIDIA’s True Power Lies in Its Infrastructure, but There’s an Overlooked Dimension to Its Grip: Jensen’s ‘Web of Alliances’
ARM Takes Matters Into Its Own Hands, Unveiling the ‘AGI CPU’ as Its First-Ever Silicon for Agentic AI
NVIDIA CEO Doesn’t Believe in “Succession Plans,” Says He Operates in a Way That Doesn’t Make His Company a One-Man Show
Elon Musk’s ‘TeraFab’ Quest Has Begun, as Tesla Poaches Taiwanese Engineers for What Could Be a Whopping $5 Trillion Project
NVIDIA’s Vera Rubin Racks Are the Costliest to Date, but AI Giants Are Willing to Pay Anything to Avoid Becoming the Next Yahoo
TSMC’s Arizona Fabs Are So Overbooked That Customers Are Already Reserving Capacity That Hasn’t Even Been Built Yet
Middle East Conflict Could Trigger a ‘Black Swan’ For Chips, Pushing the Industry Into a Period That Could Be Devastating for AI
Elon Musk Unveils TeraFab, the Next Step Towards a “Galactic Civilization”, Targeting a Scale That Makes Every Chip Fab on Earth Look Tiny
Big Tech Is Paying Billions to Lock In Memory Supply, Essentially Promising Suppliers the Shortage Is Here to Stay
SuperMicro Allegedly Smuggled $2.5B in NVIDIA Chips to China With Fake Servers, and Somehow Thought Nobody Was Watching
NVIDIA’s Rubin CPX Is Off the Roadmap, Replaced by Groq LPUs for Inference, But May Return With Feynman in 2028
AMD Finally Secures Samsung’s HBM4 Supply Following NVIDIA’s Footsteps, but the Deal Comes With a Surprising Caveat
Samsung Is Luring Customers With a “Slight Discount” Into Five-Year Contracts to Keep the Memory Boom Alive for Longer
NVIDIA’s China Exile Might Finally Be Over, as H200 Comes Back Into Production and a Groq-Based Solution Heads to Market
NVIDIA Unveils Vera Rubin With Groq’s LPX to Break Into Inference, a Market Where It Has Never Been First
NVIDIA Sees Compute Revenue Exploding to $1 Trillion in Just Two Years, as AI Hits an ‘Inflection Point’ With Inference
Intel Lands Inside NVIDIA’s DGX Rubin NVL8 Systems, With Xeon 6 Becoming the Mission-Critical Host CPU
NVIDIA May Finally Abandon Its “One GPU Does Everything” Mantra at GTC 2026, and Here’s What to Expect
Memory Suppliers Are Actually Worried the Demand Boom Won’t Last ‘Too Long’, and Are Already Rethinking Expansion Plans
Intel To Show Up at NVIDIA’s GTC at the Perfect Time, as Agentic AI Turns CPUs Into the New Bottleneck
Elon Musk’s Plans for the ‘World’s Largest’ Chip Fab Will Be Unveiled Next Week, to End Reliance on Foreign Foundries
NVIDIA’s Blackwell B200 Chips Are Reportedly Accessible to China’s ByteDance Through ‘Rental’ Compute Services
“There Is No Scenario Where Memory Prices Will Drop Anytime Soon” Says Counterpoint as Supply Constraints Push Shortages to New Levels
Meta ‘Sprays Out’ Four MTIA AI Chips in Two Years, Just When Everyone Thought the Custom Chip Efforts Were Dead
AMD’s Lisa Su Flies to South Korea Next Week to Secure Memory in a Market Where NVIDIA’s CEO Calls Scarcity “Fantastic”
NVIDIA’s CEO Just Described the World’s Most Expensive “Five-Layer Cake”, and It’ll Cost Trillions to Bake
The Middle East Conflict Is Brewing a Chip & Memory Supply Chain Disaster That Could Derail the AI Buildout
Intel’s EMIB Challenges TSMC’s CoWoS as America’s Answer to the AI Packaging Bottleneck
The U.S. Could Soon Turn NVIDIA and AMD’s AI Chips Into a Foreign Policy Tool, With Not a Single Country Being Left Out
China’s Catch-22 Is Pushing NVIDIA to the Brink, and the Chipmaker Is Finally Fed Up With It
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