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The wave of layoffs sweeping across tech, retail, and government in 2025 is driven by a mix of AI adoption, economic slowdown, and cost-cutting. Explore the key causes, sector impacts, and what the future holds for workers in an evolving job market.
A beginner-friendly look at the inner workings of modern NVIDIA GPUs, exploring their intricate architecture, memory systems, and how they power cutting-edge AI and graphics innovations.
Mass layoffs in the ASIC and EDA sectors are disrupting high-skilled engineering roles, driven by automation, AI adoption, and industry consolidation. Discover why traditional job security in semiconductor design is shifting—and what engineers can do to adapt.
Saudi fintech leader Bwatech has secured $16 million to expand its digital corporate finance solutions across Saudi Arabia and the Middle East, marking a milestone for regional business banking innovation.
China’s industrial robot production hit a record 595,000 units in the first nine months of 2025, surpassing all of 2024 and strengthening its global automation lead.
Quantum Pulse Ventures and Tel Aviv University debut a universal coupler that could slash photonic quantum computer costs by $900M, reduce error rates, and accelerate commercialization by years.
Vietnam’s SemiExpo 2025 opens in Ho Chi Minh City, showcasing the nation’s ambitions to become a global semiconductor hub and attracting major investments, talent, and policy support.
NAND Flash prices have surged 5–15% in late 2025 due to tight supply and aggressive investment in advanced semiconductor technologies by East Asian manufacturers. Samsung and SK hynix are cutting NAND spending to focus on HBM and DRAM, creating global supply chain volatility.
STMicroelectronics launches the L98GD8, a flexible 8-channel 48V gate driver, revolutionizing automotive and industrial power management with advanced diagnostics, safety, and regional industry impact.
MIT introduces FSNet, a machine learning tool that speeds up power grid optimization by ensuring all solutions are feasible—outperforming both traditional and pure AI methods.
India’s manufacturing sector reached a five-year high in October 2025, with the PMI hitting 59.2. Growth was driven by strong domestic demand, GST reforms, and tech investments, while export gains lagged.
China suspends rare earth export curbs and ends semiconductor probes in a landmark trade deal with the U.S., aiming to stabilize global supply chains.
A multinational team has achieved the first foundry-ready superconductive semiconductor using germanium, enabling scalable quantum circuits and energy-efficient devices via precise gallium doping—a breakthrough hailed as a 'holy grail' for quantum research.
AMD’s 2025 C++ graduate interviews demand more than algorithms—they test memory management, concurrency, and graphics pipeline expertise. Learn what skills matter most and how the tech landscape is redefining candidate expectations.
Meta launches its largest-ever $30 billion bond sale to fund global AI expansion, fueling debate over rising capital costs and the tech industry's datacenter race.
onsemi launches vertical GaN semiconductors, promising nearly 50% energy loss reduction and threefold size reduction for AI and EV power electronics. Manufacturing in Syracuse, NY, and over 130 patents mark a major leap for U.S. tech competitiveness.
At GTC 2025, NVIDIA unveils a record-breaking logical qubit, NVQLink for hybrid quantum-AI supercomputing, and the Grace Blackwell architecture—heralding a new era in unified, accelerated computing.
Mobile apps have surpassed USSD as Nigeria’s top digital payment channel, with transaction values soaring to ₦104.07 trillion in Q1 2025, driven by surging smartphone use and consumer demand for richer app experiences.
On October 28, 2025, the U.S. and Japan signed the Technology Prosperity Deal, advancing collaboration in semiconductors, high-performance computing, and quantum technologies. Building on the $550 billion trade framework from July 2025, the agreement focuses on supply chain resilience, joint research, and workforce development.
Explore which semiconductor industry roles—Sales Engineer, Analog Layout, RTL, Embedded, and more—command the highest salaries at entry and senior levels. Dive into salary data, career trajectories, and the factors shaping compensation in this high-tech field.