Chinese chipmaker Cambricon Technologies plans to triple AI accelerator output in 2026 as Nvidia retreats from the Chinese market. Strong demand and state backing support the move, but low yields, fabrication limits, and competition with Huawei raise questions about how far the expansion can go.
Meta is said to be negotiating a large-scale agreement to use Google’s custom AI chips, signaling a potential shift away from Nvidia-dominated infrastructure and a broader rethink of how hyperscalers build AI systems.
Qualcomm has announced its plan to buy Arduino, the open source hardware company known for its DIY boards. The move strengthens Qualcomm’s AI and edge computing lineup and gives it a direct line into the global developer community.
Vaire Computing’s Ice River chip uses reversible logic and adiabatic computing to recycle energy during calculations. This proof-of-concept shows how AI chips might cut power waste, but scaling it to production remains the big challenge.
Google partners with MediaTek to develop components for its next-gen TPUs, aiming for energy-efficient AI chips and reducing reliance on others.
China’s tech giant just dropped a bombshell. Alibaba’s C930 server processor – its first high-performance RISC-V chip – is gearing...
Nvidia is set to launch its Jetson Thor compact computers for humanoid robots in 2025, marking a significant push into robotics. The move comes as AI technology advances and major companies like Amazon and Google develop their own AI chips.










