OpenAI’s custom chip design is near completion
OpenAI is poised to enter the custom component business in 2025. The brand is currently in talks with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) to fabricate the first generation of its…
President Biden and Microsoft Plan AI Data Center on Forgotten Foxconn Plant
Microsoft’s multi-billion dollar bet on artificial intelligence keeps growing — this time with a data center in Wisconsin. Warning! Microsoft Wants ChatGPT to Control Robots Next Off English The Biden…
Biden Looks to Close China’s Underground Loophole for Receiving American Chips
Photo: SAUL LOEB (Getty Images) President Joe Biden is reportedly considering a new measure that hopes to block the small number of American chips that still make their way to…
iPhone 15: Launch Date, Features, and Everything We Know
The next iPhone will likely be revealed in September 2023. We expect to see new Pro and Pro Max models, an A17 Bionic chip, a titanium frame, improved cameras, and…
Apple is trying to guarantee enough M3 chips for the next year
Getty Images / Getty Images We already heard Apple secured the lion’s share of chipmaker TSMC’s 3nm chip manufacturing capacity. The latest rumor suggests the order has expanded to claim…
Apple just made a huge move to power up your next MacBook
Your next iPhone or Mac could have a major advantage over rival devices, with performance and efficiency that nothing else can match. That’s if a new report is to be…
TSMC focuses on power and efficiency with the new 2nm process node
TSMC has just revealed its upcoming 2nm node, said to offer an up to 30% performance boost and greater power efficiency when it comes out in 2025.
Apple, Nvidia, AMD supplier set to increase prices again
TSMC, the chip manufacturer that provides silicon to some of the world’s largest technology firms, is reportedly set to raise its prices once again.
More 5nm chips are coming to power your future devices
In order to cope with the increased demand for its silicon, semiconductor giant TSMC is said to be expanding its production capacity by a considerable amount.
Why AMD’s Zen 5 processors may be in trouble
A new report suggests that TSMC, the semiconductor manufacturer, could be having issues with its 3nm process. This could heavily impact AMD’s next-gen CPUs.