#ai-chips

Nvidia says its annual spending with suppliers in Taiwan has climbed to as much as $150 billion, underscoring how sharply the AI hardware boom has scaled.

NASA’s High Performance Spaceflight Computing chip has completed its first round of environmental testing, a step toward giving future spacecraft far more onboard computing power and greater autonomy.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang joined President Donald Trump’s business delegation to Beijing after early reports said he would miss the trip, placing the chipmaker at the center of high-level U.S.-China commercial diplomacy.

AI chipmaker Cerebras is making a second attempt at going public, aiming for a valuation around $40 billion after strong revenue growth and its first profit.

Intel’s New Mexico operations are becoming a focal point for a quieter part of the chip business: advanced packaging, where smaller components are combined into custom systems that could bring revenue sooner than wafer-f

Researchers in the United Kingdom say they have developed a brain-inspired chip that could make some AI systems 2,000 times more energy efficient.

China has approved Nvidia to sell its H200 AI chip to Chinese customers, ending a prolonged regulatory freeze, as the company simultaneously develops a downgraded inference chip for the Chinese market.

A South Korean company called Absolics is beginning commercial production of glass panels designed to serve as chip packaging substrates, a technology that could make AI data center hardware significantly more powerful and energy efficient.

Nvidia has reported yet another record-breaking quarter driven by insatiable demand for AI chips, with CEO Jensen Huang declaring that 'the demand for tokens in the world has gone completely exponential.' The results come as hyperscaler capital expenditure on AI infrastructure continues to shatter expectations.