• June 4, 2026
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Nvidia’s Next Chips Aim at ‘Star Trek’-Level AI Computers

Nvidia is already planning the chips after the chips it is shipping today. At Computex this week, the company outlined a roadmap that extends past its current Blackwell generation to…

  • June 4, 2026
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TSMC Says It Can’t Keep Up With AI Demand

The world’s most important chipmaker has run out of polite ways to say no. TSMC, the Taiwanese foundry that manufactures the processors behind nearly every AI system in production, said…

  • June 3, 2026
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Huang’s RTX Spark Launch in Taipei Redraws the Map of the AI Hardware Business

TAIPEI — The keynote began with a countdown and a crowd that had queued since before dawn, and Jensen Huang did not open with a slide. He walked onto the…

  • May 25, 2026
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AMD Starts Making Its First 2-Nanometer Server Chip

The wafers are moving through the fab now, and each one represents a bet that AMD’s engineers have been working toward for years. Advanced Micro Devices said this week that…

  • May 23, 2026
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AMD Ships Its First 2-Nanometer Server Chip, Made by TSMC

The chip that will power the next generation of cloud servers went into mass production this week in Taiwan. AMD said Thursday that its next-generation EPYC processor, code-named Venice, has…

  • May 20, 2026
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Intel Presses PC Makers to Shift Orders to Its 18A Chips

Intel is leaning on its personal-computer partners to shift more of their orders to processors built on its newest manufacturing process, according to a report on Tuesday, an effort to…

  • May 20, 2026
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Dell’s AI Server Line Adds 1,000 Customers in a Quarter

Michael Dell has a favorite number these days: 5,000. The Dell Technologies founder and chief executive said in an interview on Monday that the company’s AI Factory line of servers…

  • May 20, 2026
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AMD’s Su Pushes End-to-End Compute as Agents Reshape AI Work

Lisa Su stood before a room of developers in San Francisco on Tuesday afternoon and sketched a future in which software agents, not humans, do much of the computing work.…