Hot Pixels attacks exploit power management in modern SoC and GPUs to leak data
Stealing pixels by measuring power consumption and frequency in processors
China bans Micron chips over "network security risks"
Sending Chinese chip company shares soaring
AMD Ryzen 7000X3D CPUs are burning out for no apparent reason
Owners should probably update their BIOS
Europe will invest €43 billion to make its own microchips
A European Chips Act to play catch-up with the US and Asia
Microsoft working on "Athena" silicon to power AI
A project that started in 2019 may save the Redmond giant a lot of time and money
With no easy path to replace Apple revenue, can Qualcomm ever grow again?
Hoping your competitor fails is not a great strategy
Arm wants to improve profitability, proposes big changes to pricing model
Arm feels like it deserves more money
This miniature chip is being used in a saliva-monitoring sensor that attaches to your tooth
About the width of a #2 pencil lead
Blurred lines: the difference between fabless and foundry companies
A rose by any other name
The Netherlands says it will join the US in restricting chipmaking-tool exports to China
All eyes are now on Japan
US restrictions see China's chip imports plummet 27% in first two months of 2023
The sanctions are having a huge impact
How Hot is Too Hot for PC Hardware?
With power limits of CPUs and graphics cards climbing ever higher, and news reports of chips hitting sky-high temperatures appearing almost weekly, it seems that now is as good a time as any to ask a simple question – just how hot is too hot for today's PC components?
UK lagging behind as US and EU race to secure crucial semiconductor supply
Whitehall squabbling continues to stall the UK's eagerly anticipated chips policy
AMD admits to restraining chip supply to keep higher CPU and GPU prices
"We undershipped in Q3, we undershipped in Q4," Su told investors
In context: Gamers have been lamenting about the high prices of graphics cards for what seems like forever. We all got excited when crypto mining became obsolete, just knowing that we were finally going to see prices come down, but for the most part, they haven't. The latest GPUs are still out of reach for the average consumer, and even older cards are holding their value.
Has Nvidia won the AI training market?
We don't know the answer to this question. But we suspect it is true.
Waning consumer demand sees TSMC miss revenue forecasts for first time in two years
Revenue was up, but not as much as analysts expected
Chip inventories have overgrown as consumer demand continues to decline
Companies are hoping this will subside by the end of 2023
Huawei patents EUV lithography tools used to make <10nm chips
Another step towards technological self-sufficiency
How did TSMC get so good?
There is no simple answer, but we think there are a few factors that really stand out...
The big picture: By now, we are all familiar with the fact that TSMC is, by far, the most capable semiconductor manufacturer in the world, with all the entails for the industry and geopolitics. And as this reality sets in, many people have been asking us how did they get so good?
The US Government will blacklist YMTC and 30 other Chinese companies
China is losing access to critical US-made technology
China bans export of its Loongson CPUs to Russia
Not for reasons related to Ukraine
Chinese newspaper claims the US "tricked" TSMC into building Arizona fabs, is stealing tech from "our Taiwan"
The US is compared to a bull in a China shop
