Hardware & Semiconductors
NVIDIA, chips, GPUs, TPUs and the compute layer powering AI
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DJI Pushes 4K HDR Wireless Video Across Multi-Camera Sets
Wireless production just got a longer leash. DJI announced the SDR Transmission II, a system that sends 4K 60 fps…
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SK Hynix’s US Memory Expansion Enters a New Phase
SK Hynix is exploring new ways to expand memory-chip manufacturing in the United States, but the company says no deal…
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The Materials Race That Will Shape AI’s Next Era
AI is pushing computing into new territory, but the next breakthrough may not come from an algorithm. It may come…
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Dutch AI Chip Startup Euclyd Raises $231 Million for Inference Systems
Dutch semiconductor and AI infrastructure startup Euclyd has raised more than €200 million to build a new kind of AI…
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The Power Blueprint Behind AI Inference at Massive Scale
AI inference is entering a power-management race, and NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 is built to push that race forward. Its…
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NVIDIA Turns Supply Chain Allocation Into a GPU Problem
Supply chains have become NVIDIA’s next computing problem. On September 11, 2026, the company disclosed that it is using Palantir…
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Analog Devices Targets the Next Wave of Physical Intelligence
Analog Devices is moving to bring AI closer to the physical world. The US-based semiconductor company has announced plans to…
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Chips That Reuse Energy and Outsmart Overheating
What if a chip could recover energy instead of losing it as heat? That question is driving two semiconductor developments:…
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Qualcomm Builds a Multi-Generation AI Hardware Pipeline for AWS
Qualcomm is building a long AI hardware pipeline. On September 8, 2026, the company announced a multi-generational product collaboration with…
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Arm Builds a Fuller AI Stack for Data Centers and Mobile Devices
Arm is building for an AI market that refuses to sit still. The company has introduced new compute platforms for…
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