AMD and OpenAI have entered into an agreement that involves billions of dollars in chip purchases. However, the payment structure is unusual. Instead of using its own cash, OpenAI will
For decades, the United States has led the world in advanced chipmaking. Now, China is moving quickly to challenge that dominance. Backed by massive state investment, a growing tech workforce,
AI chip startup Groq has raised $750 million in new funding, placing the company at a post-money valuation of $6.9 billion. This figure exceeds earlier reports that estimated a raise
China has accused semiconductor leader Nvidia of breaking the country’s antitrust rules. This increases the already tense trade relations between Beijing and Washington. On Monday, the State Administration for Market
Nvidia and AMD are set to resume sales of advanced AI chips to China, but under strict conditions. Both companies will share 15% of their revenue from these sales with
Groq, a fast-rising AI chip startup, is making plans to raise $600 million in fresh funding. According to Bloomberg, if successful, the deal would value the company at nearly $6
Tesla has entered into a $16.5 billion agreement with Samsung to produce its (Tesla’s) next-generation AI6 chip. The chips will be produced at Samsung’s new semiconductor facility in Texas, according
Nvidia has confirmed it is preparing to restart sales of its H20 AI chips to China after months of uncertainty caused by changing U.S. export regulations. The company stated that
The United States and China have entered another dispute, and this time, the focus is on Huawei AI chips. The renewed tension comes shortly after both nations took steps to
Nvidia has announced that it will begin manufacturing some of its most advanced AI chips in the United States. According to Nvidia, it has secured more than one million square
