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Nvidia and AMD Agree to Give U.S. Government 15% of China Chip Sales Revenue for Export Licences According to numerous sources, including U.S. officials, giants in the space, Nvidia and AMD, have agreed to give 15% of what they make from sales of specific chips in China as a means to procure export licences. This arrangement covers Nvidia’s H20 and AMD’s MI308 chips, both of which are AI chips. Reports say that Nvidia got permission to sell the H20, just a few days after its CEO Jensen… |
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DigiKey’s Portfolio Grows to 16.5 Million Parts with Major Q2 Expansion DigiKey had a major Q2 expansion, bringing on 127 new suppliers and over 236,000 new products. Of these additions, at least 32,000 are new product introductions (NPIs) that are all in stock and ready for same-day shipping. This expansion bumps DigiKey’s total portfolio to over 16.5 million products. The list of new suppliers includes DeGirum (AI tools), Minew (IoT tracking devices),… |
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Tomahawk 6 by Broadcom, The First 102.4 Tbps Ethernet Switch Chip Powering AI Networks Broadcom Inc. has introduced Tomahawk 6, the world’s first 102.4 Terabits per second Ethernet switch chip, and it’s already started shipping. This new chip is designed for large-scale AI training and inference clusters, providing the highest bandwidth and performance that can be packed in a piece of silicon. The Tomahawk 6 is twice what its predecessors were in terms of switching… |
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TSMC Declines India’s Factory Proposal as Nation Launches 3nm Chip Design Centers Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the global leader in semiconductor fabrication, rejected invitations to set up foundries in India, Singapore, and Qatar. Although the company did not share reasons, analysts point to the lack of a mature semiconductor supply chain. Historically, TSMC has leaned towards locations with a strong existing ecosystem and infrastructure. Even… |
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Game Bub, An Open-Source FPGA Retro-Emulation Handheld The Game Bub handheld brings classic Game Boy, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance gaming in one open-source device. With support for original cartridges and microSD-based ROM files, it bridges the gap between physical collections and digital libraries. Fans can enjoy their cartridge collection or explore homebrew titles without needing additional flash carts. This… |
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Jio, AMD, Cisco, Nokia Unveil AI Driven Telecom Platform at MWC 2025 At Mobile World Congress 2025, Jio Platforms Limited with AMD, Cisco and Nokia, announced plans to launch a new Open Telecom AI Platform. This initiative is designed to support telecom operators and service providers by integrating real-world, AI-driven solutions into everyday network operations. The platform aims to enhance efficiency, security and create new… |
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AMD Positions India as a Key Hub for Semiconductor Investment AMD is investing $400 million in India by 2028, with Bengaluru hosting its largest R&D center outside the US, employing 8000+ people, making up 25% of AMD's global workforce. AMD, a global leader in semiconductor technology, has confirmed its commitment to India, positioning the country as a key development hub for the company’s… |
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Nvidia Joins Dow Jones Industrial Average, Replacing Intel Nvidia’s shares have surged over 170% in 2024, following a 240% jump last year, while Intel’s stock has declined by more than 50%, highlighting the evolving dynamics within the semiconductor industry. Nvidia is set to replace Intel in the Dow Jones Industrial Average on November 8, marking a key shift in the semiconductor sector. This announcement, made by S&P Dow Jones, highlights… |
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Precision Power Management for Space Missions: Renesas and AMD Deliver Versal SoC Reference Design Renesas Electronics Corporation has unveiled a space-ready reference design in collaboration with AMD for the AMD Versal adaptive system-on-chip (SoC) XQRVC1902. The ISLVERSALDEMO2Z reference design integrates radiation-hardened components for power management, specifically designed to meet the stringent requirements of next-generation… |
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Samsung Semiconductor Beats its Biggest Rival Intel with 12.3% Market Share and $73.1 Billion Revenue South Korea leads the global semiconductor market with a 19,3 percent share, while China's international semiconductor share reduced drastically from 6.7 percent in 2020 to 6.5 percent in 2021 According to a report by the global research institute Gartner, the South Korean consumer electronics giant Samsung has now for the first time defeated its US… |
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If Chip Production Increases, Demand for Consumer Electronics will be a Boon soon; claims Experts The growth stocks like Nvidia, AMD or Intel can be impacted by an bellicose rise in interest rates For almost two years, the electronics manufacturing and semiconductor firms have been going through a difficult time in increasing their production. The companies lost a massive share among the consumer global market, but this time these firms' share… |
