…10%–20% respectively, reflecting not only tight production capacity but also the strong demand for core computing components driven by the expansion of AI infrastructure. Supply chain sources reveal that major international…
…meet enterprise demand, which has driven up prices. Server CPUs Are Now Under Immense Demand From Hyperscalers, Potentially Forcing Intel/AMD to Shift Away From Client Products The broader tech supply chain…
…The Xeon 6 'Granite Ridge' CPU lineup is Team Blue's top offering to the AI segment, and it has prompted Intel to keep steadily expanding chip production lines, for even older…
…And even a nominal reduction in TSMC's production figures could force customers like NVIDIA, AMD, and others in the AI industry to reconsider deployment/delivery plans, triggering a 'domino effect' that…
…Korean giant has regained its throne in the memory markets, driven by the DRAM supercycle and by the company's aggressive shift in its HBM strategy. Related Story Korea’s DRAM & NAND…
…The US semiconductor industry has seen dramatic changes over the past few years, mainly driven by government initiatives such as the CHIPS Act, which aim to produce chips on home soil. Intel…
…driven by power savings, infrastructure consolidation, and lowering TCO — all while keeping pace with evolving end‑user demands and fast‑shifting usage patterns. Openness builds trust. Operators want a secure, stable, production…
…driven by surging demand for AI and DDR5 server platforms. In addition, as data storage demand in data centers continues to grow while hard drive manufacturers have yet to expand production, cold…
Analyst Michael Pachter warns that AI-driven RAM shortages are destroying the console market, and streaming may be the only way forward.
…The core challenge in building original narrative IPs isn’t a lack of technical skill, but a shift in creative focus and production discipline. The primary challenges were: Establishing a Systemic Foundation…