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Microsoft Emerges as the Largest Buyer of Nvidia Hopper GPUs in 2024: Bought 485,000 GPUs
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 24 December 2024
- 2 minutes read
While the whole world is struggling to get Nvidia GPUs, Microsoft, the world’s 2nd most valuable company by market cap, is struggling with another problem of getting sufficient power to
T-Hub selects 7 Indian startups for its Semiconductor Program Cohort.
- by Nikhil Jha
- 22 December 2024
- 2 minutes read
T-Hub, India’s largest innovation hub and business incubator, has recently selected seven startups across various sectors to join their cohort of semiconductor programs. This initiative aims to strengthen India’s position
US Funds 4.745 Billion Dollar To SAMSUNG
- by Nikhil Jha
- 21 December 2024
- 2 minutes read
Before Trump takes charge on January 20, the Biden-Harris Administration wants to complete some of its major plans. One such plan is to make the U.S. self-dependent in terms of semiconductor
$406 million chip subsidy allocated to Taiwan’s GlobalWafers by the US
- by Asmi Srivastava
- 20 December 2024
- 1 minute read
The US Government has decided to provide $406 million subsidy to GlobalWafers, a Taiwanese tech manufacturing company that happens to be the world’s third-largest silicon wafer supplier. This is another
Wi-Fi 7: Revolutionizing Wireless Connectivity with IEEE P802.11be Standards
- by Priyadarshan
- 20 December 2024
- 3 minutes read
According to a recent study from the Wi-Fi Alliance, more than 9 billion Wi-Fi devices, including personal computers, smartphones, televisions, tablets, sensors, and so on, are currently in use worldwide.
Micro-Metalenses Boost Advanced Material Diagnostics
- by Nikhil Jha
- 18 December 2024
- 2 minutes read
Assessing materials at deeper levels with enhanced resolution is essential in areas like high-energy physics, quantum materials, nuclear energy production, biomedical diagnostics, and aviation. Conventional techniques, such as radiographic (X-ray)
China bans critical mineral exports to US- Was Donald Trump’s victory a Cause?
- by Asmi Srivastava
- 17 December 2024
- 2 minutes read
On December 3 China imposed a ban on exporting some very crucial “dual-use” minerals to the United States of America. Beijing decided to halt the export of the minerals- Gallium,
Apple Achieves Self-Sufficiency in Smartphone Chip Production: First Modem Named Sinope Slated for 2025
- by WireUnwired Editorial Team
- 10 December 2024
- 2 minutes read
In 2019, when Apple had acquired Intel’s smartphone modem chip business for $1 billion, almost everywhere there were rumours that Apple was aiming for self-sufficiency in smartphone chip production. 5
Trend of Layoffs Continues : 7,505 job cuts in November 2024
- by WireUnwired Editorial Team
- 3 December 2024
- 2 minutes read
2024 might be nearing its end with December kicking in, but the wave of layoffs in big tech companies seems unstoppable. The trend of layoffs, which started in 2022, continued
TSMC affirms 2nm Chips Production in the U.S By 2028
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 30 November 2024
- 2 minutes read
According to a recent TechNews report, TSMC revealed to the U.S. Department of Commerce that production of 2nm chips could kick off in the Arizona plant as early as 2028.
3D Transistor Technology : MIT’s Groundbreaking Discovery
- by Nikhil Jha
- 27 November 2024
- 4 minutes read
In modern electronics, silicon is the fundamental thing, silicon transistors are responsible in switching signals and amplification in devices ranging from smartphones to automobiles. But , silicon semiconductor technology faces
The Future of Processors Lies in Adaptability, Not Size: Universal Processors.
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 25 November 2024
- 3 minutes read
Since the very inception of Moore’s law in 1965 by Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel, the whole semiconductor industry has been about shrinking the size of transistors. The world saw
Apple is betting more and more on manufacturing In India: Is it The Donald J. Trump Effect ?
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 23 November 2024
- 4 minutes read
According to a recent report from MoneyControl, Apple has partnered with 40+ Indian companies to supply components for their products being manufactured in India. To name a few, the list
Global Semiconductor Foundry capacity rose enormously in past 5 years : Grew from 2,828 kWSPM to 3,993.27 kWSPM.
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 21 November 2024
- 4 minutes read
The global semiconductor foundry capacity has seen unprecedented growth over the past five years. From a capacity of 2,828.53 thousand wafer starts per month (kWSPM) at the end of 2019
US sanctions hit China’s semiconductor industry: 22,000 companies shut down between 2019 and 2023
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 20 November 2024
- 1 minute read
China’s semiconductor industry is undergoing a major transformation as over 22,000 semiconductor companies shut down between 2019 and 2023. The closures are a direct consequence of stringent U.S. sanctions, which
Virtual RAMS are slowing down your device’s performance : RAMS Demystified
- by Chinthoji Srivamshi
- 28 October 2024
- 5 minutes read
Memories have always been critical components contributing to any device’s performance. With increasing heavy memory consuming applications , RAMS role has increased significantly. Computer memory, also known as RAM (random
Intel-Samsung Foundry Alliance Under Discussion: A Strategic Move to Challenge TSMC’s Semiconductor Dominance
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 22 October 2024
- 3 minutes read
Amid the recent havoc that has unfolded at Intel Foundry , news is coming that Intel Foundry has approached Samsung Electronics to form an Intel-Samsung Foundry alliance. According to a
AI Energy Consumption Solutions: Why Nuclear Power is the Future?
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 16 October 2024
- 4 minutes read
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues its rapid evolution, the growing energy demands are creating new challenges for global power systems. AI’s power-hungry algorithms, data processing, and machine learning tasks are
The Global Chip War: How U.S. AI Chip Bans Are Reshaping the $500 Billion Semiconductor Industry
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 15 October 2024
- 3 minutes read
The global semiconductor industry is in turmoil as geopolitical tensions between the U.S. and China, centered around the trade of AI chips are escalating. The U.S. government’s imposition of export
Snapdragon 8Gen4 to cost 322% more than Apple Bionic A18 Pro and 22.6% more than Mediatek Dimensity 9400
- by Abhinav Kumar
- 11 October 2024
- 2 minutes read
Android world is going to get its most costly chipset . Reports say that Snapdragon 8Gen4 is 322% costlier than Apple A18 pro.





