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fromTechzine Global
1 week agoSiemens and GlobalFoundries are working on AI-driven chip production
Siemens and GlobalFoundries are partnering to deploy AI-driven automation and software to standardize, optimize, and digitally transform semiconductor production while strengthening European capacity.
fromTESLARATI
2 weeks agoTesla supplier Samsung preps for AI5 production with latest move
TSMC is the other. TSMC is using its 3nm process, reportedly, while Samsung will do a 2nm as a litmus test for the process. The different versions are due to the fact that 'they translate designs to physical form differently,' CEO Elon Musk said recently. The goal is for the two to operate identically, obviously, which is a challenge. Some might remember Apple's A9 'Chipgate' saga, which found that the chips differed in performance because of different manufacturers.
Artificial intelligence
fromTechCrunch
3 weeks agoWhat does it mean when Uncle Sam is one of your biggest shareholders? Chip startup xLight is about to find out | TechCrunch
The Trump administration has agreed to inject up to $150 million into xLight, a semiconductor startup developing advanced chip-making technology, marking the second time the U.S. government has taken an equity position in a private startup and further expanding a controversial strategy that has put Washington on the cap tables of American companies. The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that the Commerce Department will provide the funding to xLight
Startup companies
Venture
fromTechCrunch
1 month ago2024's Startup Battlefield runner-up geCKo Materials reveals four new products at TechCrunch Disrupt | TechCrunch
geCKo Materials commercialized a reusable, residue-free dry adhesive that enables faster, versatile robotic gripping, semiconductor handling, and space-capable applications.
Artificial intelligence
fromFortune
4 months agoFormer Intel board members: America's champion is likely to retreat, and we still need a leading-edge chip manufacturer
The U.S. must prioritize American-owned semiconductor manufacturing to secure its supply chains and technological supremacy in AI and critical technologies.
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