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Netherland’s ASML Is the Most Important Company Behind the Global Rise of AI: 5 Things You Should Know
Extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines are the only such systems that can inscribe transistors smaller than 7nm on a microchip. This means everything from a modern smartphones, powerful GPUs, and data servers powering the compute for advanced AI models are all developed using this technology. And, there is only company in the world that man...
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HP Eyes Software Differentiation as AI PCs Blur the Lines Between Device and Experience
PC brands have found themselves in a unique position ever since the rise of the AI PCs. The terminology refers to a new class of computers that are equipped with dedicated neural processing units (NPUs) to power artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and workflows. The chipsets are currently being manufactured by AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm’s Sna...
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India Plans To Limit Laptop Import To Boost Domestic Manufacturing: Report
India is expected to limit imports of laptops, tablets and personal computers after January, two government sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, a move to push companies such as Apple to increase domestic manufacturing.
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Krutrim AI to Launch Chatbot App Soon, Says Founder Bhavish Aggarwal; Previews Capabilities
Krutrim will soon launch its first artificial intelligence (AI) product, a generative AI chatbot, confirmed founder Bhavish Aggarwal. As per the startup, all the AI products launched will be able to understand the 22 scheduled languages of India. The products will also be able to generate content in eight languages. The foundational models have bee...
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India's Import Ban on Laptops, Tablets, PC to Boost Domestic Manufacturing, Says MoS IT
India's decision to impose a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers will boost domestic manufacturing and ensure its tech ecosystem uses verified systems only, its deputy IT minister said on Friday. The government in its notification on Thursday gave no reason for the move, which could affect technology compan...
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Apple in Talks With Suppliers to Make MacBook Models in Thailand as Company Looks Beyond China: Report
Suppliers who are participating in talks with Apple have existing manufacturing complexes in Thailand for other clients and are discussing possible assembly and production of components and modules for MacBooks, sources from three suppliers directly involved in the conversations with Apple told Nikkei.
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Micron Begins Mass Production of Advanced DRAM Memory Chip in Japan
Micron on Wednesday began mass production of its new high-capacity low-power 1-beta dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips at its new plant in Japan. Located at Hiroshima, the facility will product Micron's latest memory chip that can store a third more data than older chips, as the company tries to revive and modernise its once-mighty chip indu...
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ASML Launches EUR 12 Billion Buyback, Upgrades 2025 Forecast
ASML, a key supplier of equipment to computer chip manufacturers, on Thursday said it would launch a EUR 12 billion (nearly Rs. 98,380 crore) share buyback programme to run through 2025. In an announcement ahead of an investors' day on Friday, the company said it expects revenue of EUR 30 billion (nearly Rs. 2,45,600 crore) to EUR 40 billion (near...
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South Korean Chipmaker SK Hynix Worries About Future Exports to China if US Crackdown Intensifies
South Korean computer chipmaker SK Hynix said Wednesday it might be forced to sell its manufacturing operations in China if a US crackdown on exports of semiconductor technology and manufacturing equipment to China intensifies. The concerns were raised during a conference call on Wednesday after the company reported its operating profit dropped 60 ...
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Chip Manufacturing, Global Supply Chains to Be Secure if Taiwan Remains Safe, Minister Says
Global supply chains of vital semiconductors would be secure if Taiwan remains safe, Taiwanese Minister for Economic Affairs Wang Mei-Hua said on Tuesday, during a trip to the US. The minister is in the US to respond to "concerns" about supply chains and geopolitical issues and to visit US tech firms that are major customers of Taiwanese semiconduc...
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China Lashes Out Against New US Chip Export Rules Aimed at Hobbling Its Semiconductor Industry
China has lashed out at the newly announced US export controls that are aimed at making it difficult for the semiconductor industry in China to gain access to or manufacture advanced, high-performance computing chips and semiconductor manufacturing equipment. The US also announced license requirements for items that would be used in a supercomputer...
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Apple Supplier Luxshare Accused of Secretly Acquiring Taiwan Tech Firm: Report
Luxshare Precision Industry Chairperson Grace Wang has reportedly used a Hong Kong firm to mask her company’s identity and buy shares in Taiwan-headquartered Speed Tech. The Chinese company, which is a major supplier of Apple's AirPods, recently agreed to acquire Wistron’s iPhone unit.
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Apple Supplier Quanta in Shanghai Faces Chaos Due to COVID-19 Lockdown: Report
As per a report, videos posted online showed more than a hundred Quanta workers physically overwhelming security guards in hazmat suits and vaulting over factory gates to escape being trapped inside the Shanghai factory amid rumours that workers on the floor that day tested positive for COVID.
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Alibaba Pushed by China to Design Its Own Chips to Promote Self-Reliance, Fuelling Global Unease
To help make China a self-reliant “technology superpower,” the ruling Communist Party is pushing the world's biggest e-commerce company to take on the tricky, expensive business of designing its own processor chips — a business unlike anything Alibaba has done before.
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Microsoft Wins $22-Billion US Army Contract for Augmented Reality Gear
Microsoft has won a Pentagon contract for augmented reality (AR) headgear for soldiers worth $21.88 billion (Rs. 1,60,290 crores) over the next decade, the company and the US military announced.
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Netherland’s ASML Is the Most Important Company Behind the Global Rise of AI: 5 Things You Should Know
Extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines are the only such systems that can inscribe transistors smaller than 7nm on a microchip. This means everything from a modern smartphones, powerful GPUs, and data servers powering the compute for advanced AI models are all developed using this technology. And, there is only company in the world that man...
-
HP Eyes Software Differentiation as AI PCs Blur the Lines Between Device and Experience
PC brands have found themselves in a unique position ever since the rise of the AI PCs. The terminology refers to a new class of computers that are equipped with dedicated neural processing units (NPUs) to power artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities and workflows. The chipsets are currently being manufactured by AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm’s Sna...
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India Plans To Limit Laptop Import To Boost Domestic Manufacturing: Report
India is expected to limit imports of laptops, tablets and personal computers after January, two government sources with direct knowledge of the matter said, a move to push companies such as Apple to increase domestic manufacturing.
-
Krutrim AI to Launch Chatbot App Soon, Says Founder Bhavish Aggarwal; Previews Capabilities
Krutrim will soon launch its first artificial intelligence (AI) product, a generative AI chatbot, confirmed founder Bhavish Aggarwal. As per the startup, all the AI products launched will be able to understand the 22 scheduled languages of India. The products will also be able to generate content in eight languages. The foundational models have bee...
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India's Import Ban on Laptops, Tablets, PC to Boost Domestic Manufacturing, Says MoS IT
India's decision to impose a licensing requirement for imports of laptops, tablets, and personal computers will boost domestic manufacturing and ensure its tech ecosystem uses verified systems only, its deputy IT minister said on Friday. The government in its notification on Thursday gave no reason for the move, which could affect technology compan...
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Apple in Talks With Suppliers to Make MacBook Models in Thailand as Company Looks Beyond China: Report
Suppliers who are participating in talks with Apple have existing manufacturing complexes in Thailand for other clients and are discussing possible assembly and production of components and modules for MacBooks, sources from three suppliers directly involved in the conversations with Apple told Nikkei.
-
Micron Begins Mass Production of Advanced DRAM Memory Chip in Japan
Micron on Wednesday began mass production of its new high-capacity low-power 1-beta dynamic random access memory (DRAM) chips at its new plant in Japan. Located at Hiroshima, the facility will product Micron's latest memory chip that can store a third more data than older chips, as the company tries to revive and modernise its once-mighty chip indu...
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ASML Launches EUR 12 Billion Buyback, Upgrades 2025 Forecast
ASML, a key supplier of equipment to computer chip manufacturers, on Thursday said it would launch a EUR 12 billion (nearly Rs. 98,380 crore) share buyback programme to run through 2025. In an announcement ahead of an investors' day on Friday, the company said it expects revenue of EUR 30 billion (nearly Rs. 2,45,600 crore) to EUR 40 billion (near...
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South Korean Chipmaker SK Hynix Worries About Future Exports to China if US Crackdown Intensifies
South Korean computer chipmaker SK Hynix said Wednesday it might be forced to sell its manufacturing operations in China if a US crackdown on exports of semiconductor technology and manufacturing equipment to China intensifies. The concerns were raised during a conference call on Wednesday after the company reported its operating profit dropped 60 ...
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Chip Manufacturing, Global Supply Chains to Be Secure if Taiwan Remains Safe, Minister Says
Global supply chains of vital semiconductors would be secure if Taiwan remains safe, Taiwanese Minister for Economic Affairs Wang Mei-Hua said on Tuesday, during a trip to the US. The minister is in the US to respond to "concerns" about supply chains and geopolitical issues and to visit US tech firms that are major customers of Taiwanese semiconduc...
-
China Lashes Out Against New US Chip Export Rules Aimed at Hobbling Its Semiconductor Industry
China has lashed out at the newly announced US export controls that are aimed at making it difficult for the semiconductor industry in China to gain access to or manufacture advanced, high-performance computing chips and semiconductor manufacturing equipment. The US also announced license requirements for items that would be used in a supercomputer...
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Apple Supplier Luxshare Accused of Secretly Acquiring Taiwan Tech Firm: Report
Luxshare Precision Industry Chairperson Grace Wang has reportedly used a Hong Kong firm to mask her company’s identity and buy shares in Taiwan-headquartered Speed Tech. The Chinese company, which is a major supplier of Apple's AirPods, recently agreed to acquire Wistron’s iPhone unit.
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Apple Supplier Quanta in Shanghai Faces Chaos Due to COVID-19 Lockdown: Report
As per a report, videos posted online showed more than a hundred Quanta workers physically overwhelming security guards in hazmat suits and vaulting over factory gates to escape being trapped inside the Shanghai factory amid rumours that workers on the floor that day tested positive for COVID.
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Alibaba Pushed by China to Design Its Own Chips to Promote Self-Reliance, Fuelling Global Unease
To help make China a self-reliant “technology superpower,” the ruling Communist Party is pushing the world's biggest e-commerce company to take on the tricky, expensive business of designing its own processor chips — a business unlike anything Alibaba has done before.
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Microsoft Wins $22-Billion US Army Contract for Augmented Reality Gear
Microsoft has won a Pentagon contract for augmented reality (AR) headgear for soldiers worth $21.88 billion (Rs. 1,60,290 crores) over the next decade, the company and the US military announced.
