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Xcena joins OCP Global Summit 2026, showcases memory infrastructure for AI inference

Fabless semiconductor company Xcena, which develops next-generation memory infrastructure, took part in OCP Global Summit 2026 held in San Jose, California from Oct. 12 to 15, it said on Thursday. The company showcased memory infrastructure technology aimed at efficient AI inference. It presented two AI inference demos using its CXL-based memory solution MX1, including sharing KV cache across servers via a CXL memory pool and accelerating vector search using near-data processing.

AI & Enterprise

Google and Meta turn back to Nvidia tie-up on AI networking hardware

Google and Meta are adopting Nvidia\'s AI networking hardware even as they develop their own AI semiconductors to reduce reliance on Nvidia. Nvidia unveiled the plan at the Open Compute Project global summit in San Jose. Meta will build open AI networking using Nvidia Spectrum-X and Spectrum-6, while Google will support Falcon Transport on Nvidia ConnectX-10 and BlueField DPU. Nvidia also shared rack designs and new data centre standards with partners.

Mobility

China\'s Xpeng targets global autonomous driving market as Hyundai turns to robotaxis

Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng is expanding a licensing business to sell autonomous driving and smart cockpit technology to external customers beyond its cooperation with Volkswagen. The company set up a commercialization team about six months ago and is seeking contracts for vehicle E/E architecture, smart cockpit, its Turing AI chip, advanced driver assistance systems and autonomous driving software. Hyundai Motor is also turning to robotaxis as a new demand driver in the United States.