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Intel's latest processor is mostly made by its biggest manufacturing rival because it had 'a better process technology at that point in time'

Though for its successor, Panther Lake, "almost all of the tiles are on Intel."

PC Gamer

Intel unwraps Lunar Lake architecture: Up to 68% IPC gain for E-cores, 16% IPC gain for P-Cores

Intel pulled the covers back on its Lunar Lake architecture during its Intel Tech Tour 2024, delivering deep dive architectural details in Taipei, Taiwan in advance of the company’s Computex 2024 keynote as its newest chips race to a Q3 launch.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel talks shop about next-gen Lunar Lake processors: 'We will win in performance, we will win in graphics, we will win in AI'

Lunar Lake comes with better graphics, cores, and memory. And more mentions of AI.

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AMD Announces Zen 5-based EPYC “Turin” Processors: Up to 192 Cores, Coming in H2’2024

With AMD’s Zen 5 CPU architecture only a month away from its first product releases, the new CPU architecture was placed front and center for AMD’s prime Computex 2024 keynote. Outlining how Zen 5 will lead to improved products across AMD’s entire portfolio, the company laid out their product plans…

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AMD's new Ryzen AI 300 APU looks super exciting for handheld gaming but what about the battery life?

It would be nice to know if the ray-tracing performance is getting a bump, too

PC Gamer

AMD Slims Down Compute With Radeon Pro W7900 Dual Slot For AI Inference

While the bulk of AMD’s Computex presentation was on CPUs and their Instinct lineup of dedicated AI accelerators, the company also has a small product refresh for the professional graphics and workstation AI crowd. AMD is releasing a dual-slot version of their high-end Radeon Pro W7900 card – aptly named…

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AMD announces Zen 5 Ryzen 9000 processors launch in July — 16% IPC improvement for four new Ryzen 9, 7, and 5 'Granite Ridge' processors

AMD ripped the covers off four new Zen 5-powered Ryzen 9000 processors in the Ryzen 9, 7 and 5 families today at Computex 2024 in Taipei, Taiwan, touting that the new Zen 5 architecture will deliver a 16% increase in instructions per cycle (IPC) throughput when the chips come to…

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Semiconductor legends take a stroll in a Taiwanese night market — Nvidia, TSMC, MediaTek, and Quanta heads seen eating dinner

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, TSMC founder Morris Chang, MediaTek head Rick Tsai, and Quanta chief Barry Lam was seen having dinner at a public night market with renowned architect Kris Yao.

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC: Performance and Yields of 2nm on Track, Mass Production To Start In 2025

In addition to revealing its roadmap and plans concerning its current leading-edge process technologies, TSMC also shared progress of its N2 node as part of its Symposiums 2024. The company's first 2nm-class fabrication node, and predominantly featuring gate-all-around transistors, according to TSMC N2 has almost achieved its target performance and…

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Samsung archrival discloses more details about key AI memory tech that could end up in Nvidia's purported H300 — HBM4 will have the same die density but 16 layers, a whopping 1.65TBps bandwidth and will be available in 48GB SKUs

SK Hynix has revealed more about HBM4, the key AI memory tech that could end up in Nvidia's purported H300 GPU.

TechRadar

Forget iPhone 16, iPhone 17's even bigger chip jump is on the way

TSMC, the manufacturer behind Apple's chips, shared an update that its 2nm process is going "as planned", which is good use for the iPhone 17 processor.

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Nvidia's suspected 2025 processor is now rumoured to be built by Intel using off-the-peg Arm cores. Yes, an Nvidia chip built by Intel

Feels kinda weird Intel's foundry ambitions could help bring about the demise of the x86 chip.

PC Gamer

Nvidia rumored to be opening a second R&D center in Taiwan — and it has plans for an AI supercomputer on the island

A Taiwan official says that talk of a second R&D center could be a misunderstanding regarding the Taipei-1 supercomputer Nvidia is building on the island.

Tom’s Hardware

Google Tensor G5 could debut on Pixel 10 — and it could be the first real Google-made chip

Tensor G5 could be made by TSMC, and may debut on Google Pixel 10 next year.

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The Pixel 9 isn't here yet, but this crucial detail gives away the Pixel 10

Google is rumored to ditch relying on Samsung for its Tensor chip production. New information now adds evidence to the same.

Tom’s Hardware

Chinese chip industry leader asks companies to focus on building innovations using mature nodes

Ye Tianchun of the China Semiconductor Industry Association and the China Integrated Circuit Innovation Alliance says that tech companies should forge their own path instead of following top tech companies in research and innovation.

Tom’s Hardware

AI accelerators market poised to grow by 250% this year, says TSMC

TSMC believes that AI accelerators will be the fastest-growing market for semiconductors in 2024.

Android Central

Samsung starts development on impressive new chip for Galaxy phones, says report

In 2023, Samsung shared plans of mass-producing its 2nm chip in 2025, and it appears the company had already started working on it.

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Plans for China's invasion of Taiwan could be thwarted by a leading European chipmaker's "kill switch," which can remotely deactivate sophisticated chipmaking equipment

ASML and TSMC have a super secret way that they can leverage to remotely access high-tech chipmaking machines and disable them. This would especially come in handy in the event that China decides to go after Taiwan.

AnandTech

Rapidus Adds Chip Packaging Services to Plans for $32 Billion 2nm Fab

To say that the global foundry market is booming right now would be an understatement. Demand for leading-edge process technologies driven by AI and HPC applications is unprecedented, and with Intel joining the contract chipmaking game, this market segment is once again becoming rather competitive as well. Yet, this is…

PC Gamer

Apple reportedly seeks to lock out its competitors from TSMC's 2nm process, by booking all of its manufacturing capacity

That looks nice. We'll take all of it.

Fortune

Nvidia announces threefold sales increase in another blowout earnings report—‘We’re racing every day,’ says CEO Jensen Huang

Demand for the company’s GPUs and data centers is skyrocketing, and customers want systems up and running as quickly as possible.

AnandTech

TSMC's Roadmap at a Glance: N3X, N2P, A16 Coming in 2025/2026

As announced last week by TSMC, later this year the company is set to start high-volume manufacturing on its N3P fabrication process, and this will be the company's most advanced node for a while. Next year things will get a bit more interesting as TSMC will have two process technologies…

AnandTech

TSMC Offers a Peek at 'Global Gigafab' Process Replication Program

At its European Technology Symposium last week TSMC revealed some of the details about its Global Gigafab Manufacturing program, the company's strategy to replicate its manufacturing processes across its multiple gigafab sites. The need for large-scale multi-national fabs to have a process in place to replicate their facilities is well-documented…

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Unusual Options Activity in Taiwan Semiconductor ADRs Today Highlight Its Value

Last week Taiwan Semiconductor, a large semiconductor fabrication company, said its April revenue spiked. Call options in TSM stock are having unusual activity today, underlining its underlying value.

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