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Besxar is pioneering orbital semiconductor manufacturing using SpaceX rockets, aiming to establish a permanent space-based factory that could revolutionize high-tech production.
This explainer explores how artificial intelligence is revolutionizing materials discovery for semiconductor chips, using machine learning to predict and generate novel materials that could overcome traditional performance limitations.
This explainer explores how massive AI investments in infrastructure are reshaping the U.S. economy, focusing on the role of specialized hardware, software frameworks, and computational architectures that power modern AI systems.
A Chinese AI lab has launched a massive data center powered entirely by domestic chips, signaling a strategic move toward technological self-reliance and reduced dependence on foreign hardware like Nvidia.
TSMC posted record revenue of $40 billion, but investor concerns over AI spending caused its stock to fall 4%.
Learn how to build and test a basic power control circuit using semiconductor components, similar to those being merged by Mitsubishi Electric, Rohm, and Toshiba.
India pledges $20 billion to boost domestic chip and smartphone production as part of Prime Minister Modi's vision for an indigenous mobile brand.
Nvidia has significantly reduced the number of Asian customers approved to buy its AI chips, tightening export controls amid U.S. regulatory pressure.
This article explains how AI chips drive national economic planning, using South Korea's record budget as a case study to illustrate the intersection of semiconductor innovation, fiscal policy, and global competitiveness.
AI executives claim demand is 'almost unlimited', but market volatility and supply chain issues are raising questions about the sustainability of this growth.
SK Hynix's $26.5 billion IPO marks the largest foreign debut in U.S. history, prompting calls for the company to build new U.S. manufacturing facilities. The semiconductor industry is experiencing unprecedented investment and geopolitical scrutiny as AI demand surges.
Europe is investing €91 million in QuantumDiamonds, a Munich startup developing a revolutionary diamond-based microscope for chip inspection, as part of the EU Chips Act to boost domestic semiconductor production.
