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TSMC production nears limit; will Tesla and Google also turn to Samsung
TSMC\'s production capacity is nearing its limit as the AI boom drives a surge in semiconductor demand, putting Samsung Electronics in focus as an alternative foundry, an online outlet reported. Google, Nvidia, Tesla, AMD and BYD are among companies said to be considering Samsung\'s foundry services. The report said Samsung is one of the few firms able to run sub-5 nm processes and could take volumes TSMC cannot handle.
AI & Enterprise
Google considers using Samsung Electronics 2 nm process for next-generation TPU components
Google is considering involving Samsung Electronics in producing key components for its next-generation AI chip, TPU, The Information reported on Wednesday. Google is discussing having some TPU elements manufactured using Samsung\'s 2-nanometre process. Google has produced TPUs at TSMC, but rising AI chip demand and limited capacity, alongside growing external demand for TPUs, is increasing the need for more production capacity.
Telecommunications & Media
Motorola launches moto g86 power 5G smartphone with up to 53 hours of use
Motorola will launch a 5G smartphone in South Korea featuring a large-capacity battery and durability. The company said it will release the moto g86 power 5G through SK Telecom. The device has a 6,720 mAh battery, up to 53 hours of use and 30W fast charging. It uses a MediaTek Dimensity 7300 processor, offers 8GB memory and up to 256GB storage, and includes a microSD slot.
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AI & Enterprise
Computex Taiwan is no longer a PC festival as AI permeates everything
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Games & Commerce
Jensen Huang to meet Krafton chairman Chang Byung-kyu to discuss physical AI cooperation
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AI & Enterprise
Arm says agent AI could more than quadruple datacentre CPU core demand
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Industry
Nvidia unveils RTX Spark AI chip for Windows laptops, fall launch expected
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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia declares entry into PC market, unveils ARM-based N1X chip
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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia\'s real bet: Talk in U.S., $150 billion a year investment in Taiwan
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Telecommunications & Media
OpenAI first hardware could be smartphone, mass production rumoured for early 2027
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AI & Enterprise
Why OpenAI wants to make its own smartphone: AI agents
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Industry
TSMC dominance shows cracks, boosting Samsung foundry opportunity
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Industry
From GPUs to factory floors, Nvidia redefines manufacturing landscape
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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia to unveil integrated CPU-GPU-NPU chip for laptops
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Industry
Rebellion proves Rebel Quad capabilities at ISSCC
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AI & Enterprise
Nvidia enters ARM Windows laptop market, threatening \'Intel Inside\'
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Industry
AI chips to account for a third of semiconductor market, Nvidia dominates
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Industry
Processor core design shifts as 2-nm-based high-performance big-core hybrids surge