Arm Wants a Bigger Slice of AI Chips—But Risks Breaking What Made It Successful

Arm designs power 300B chips but licensing model captures little value. AI's high-performance chips forcing rethink—but revenue push risks ecosystem.

Arm designs power 300B chips but licensing model captures little value. AI's high-performance chips forcing rethink—but revenue push risks ecosystem.

LogicFruit cuts workforce over 50% per former employee. 2025 fresh graduates, engineers, HR staff affected. Company cites 'restructuring' with no details.

Insurance execs ramp up agentic AI spending despite employees distrusting basic tools. 30% efficiency gains at risk from trust gaps & org barriers. Can insurers bridge it?

Intel's 14A node slips to 2029 mass production, delaying Apple/Nvidia access to 2030-31. Fab construction, funding woes expose AI infra timeline myths. Dive into why Intel's foundry comeback faces harsh realities.

Kelvin measurement worked for a century by assuming resistance lived inside components. Advanced packaging put it at interfaces—and broke the test.

Moltbook's 1.7M bots weren't autonomous—they were pattern-matching prompted behaviors. But the viral AI social network revealed about our misconceptions .Read to Know more

Cisco positions as AI infrastructure provider via NVIDIA partnerships. But what does it offer that hyperscalers don't? Critical analysis of the strategy.

FPGA-based ML acceleration looks straightforward on paper: implement convolution, add parallel MAC units, stream data, and achieve high TOPS But once a design moves beyond small demos and begins running real models at real resolutions, the engineering challenges shift dramatically.…

Moltbook's viral AI 'scheming' was mostly humans pretending to be bots. Security flaws let hackers permanently control users' AI agents.

New ChipBench benchmark shows AI achieves only 30% on chip design tasks vs 95%+ on software. Why hardware engineering remains beyond AI's reach.

90% of insurance execs are increasing AI spend, but employee usage dropped 10% and only 40% feel trained. The disconnect could waste billions

Deloitte warns: Companies deploying autonomous AI faster than safety protocols. 74% adoption by 2028, but governance gaps create major risks.

The 'BARBIE' phenomenon is not a cultural trend; it is a geopolitical asset shift. WireUnwired analyzes how returning US undergrads act as vectors for critical VLSI and AI transfer to India's deep-tech ecosystem.

TSMC's 2nm wafers are hitting $30,000. We used our Silicon Economics Calculator to analyze why Apple locked up all the capacity, and why NVIDIA is stuck paying $10,000 per chip.
The 20-year era of "Silicon-on-Plastic" is ending. We analyze the 3 critical reasons—Warpage, Speed, and the "Rectangular Revolution"—driving the shift to Glass Core substrates by 2026.

The era of "Cloud AI" is ending. We analyze how the "1-bit" revolution (BitNet) enables GPT-4 class models to run offline on phones, and why Google's controversial Tensor chip strategy was right all along.

Nvidia reached $3.6T without a CMO. The hiring of Alison Wagonfeld signals a massive shift from selling hardware to selling Sovereign AI. We analyze the math and strategy behind the pivot.

NVIDIA, Cisco, T‑Mobile and public‑sector partners have unveiled what they describe as the first AI‑native 6G wireless stack prototype in the U.S., built on NVIDIA’s AI Aerial platform. The vertically integrated architecture fuses GPU‑accelerated baseband, an AI‑driven RAN and intelligent core with new 6G application layers for spectrum agility and integrated sensing, offering an early reference design for AI‑first 6G networks.

Brazil & Kyrgyzstan just OK'd state BTC buys for reserves—nations betting big on crypto over crumbling fiat. Blockchain locks in transparency no central bank can touch.

DeStarlink Genesis-1 has launched into orbit, pioneering solar-powered AI data centers cooled by space vacuum. This Singapore-Toronto collab escapes Earth's energy limits, blending AI inference, blockchain, and mesh networking for the future of cloud computing.