TSMC stops supplying Chinese supercomputing company Phytium with new chips
Following US sanctions against the Chinese military supplier
Following US sanctions against the Chinese military supplier
Issue 40 examines a chaotic world
'American Jobs Plan' will include revitalizing semiconductor manufacturing, along with roads and bridges
And signs two huge supercomputing deals to go with it
But it's not known if they'll follow that up with building it
What's with all the fires lately?
As Microsoft expands industry-specific cloud divisions
About the cost of one TSMC fab
A classic 'I'm not fired, you're fired' situation
Test system hopes to explore the new chips, and research AI
Market consolidation gets one step closer
Chances of a relations reset after Trump seem unlikely
Intel catches up on AMD, but doesn't quite pull ahead
Each is interested in buying the $30bn memory company
But it will take years before the facilities can help with the chip crisis
Not fab for Japanese fab
To augment its custom network switches
The first time a Dutch university has built its own supercomputer
Following a number of departures after HPE's $1.3bn acquisition
As part of a multi-billion euro effort to build a host of new supercomputers across the continent
Plus a research collaboration with IBM, 7nm on the way, access to x86, and more
As climate change means the country is set for longer and harsher droughts in the future
Plans to develop its own Systems on Chip as it expands semiconductor team
Chip crunch continue as data center demand is expected to continue to rise