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Startup Ephos Raises $8.5M for Glass-Based Quantum Photonic Chips

Italian startup Ephos secures $8.5 million in seed funding to build the world's first dedicated facility for glass-based quantum photonic circuits, aiming to alleviate the massive energy demands of modern AI and quantum computing.

Nvidia Beats Q2 Expectations as AI Data Center Revenue Surges

Nvidia reports another quarter of massive revenue growth driven by soaring demand for its AI chips, despite a post-earnings stock dip. The company also reveals strong forward guidance and upcoming shipments of its next-generation Blackwell processor.

Nvidia Breaks Sales Records but Stock Drops on Blackwell Chip Delays

Nvidia reports massive 122% revenue growth to $30 billion, beating analyst expectations. However, shares tumble as the company reveals a minor production snag with its next-generation Blackwell chips.

NVIDIA Delays Next-Generation AI Chip Launch Due to Design Flaw

NVIDIA reportedly pushes back the release of its highly anticipated next-generation AI chips after discovering a design flaw. The delay impacts major tech companies waiting for these advanced processors.

Nvidia Delays Next-Gen Blackwell GPUs Into 2025 Due to Packaging Snags

Nvidia is pushing back shipments of its highly anticipated Blackwell GPUs to early 2025 because of manufacturing complexities with TSMC's advanced CoWoS-L packaging technology.

Nvidia Blackwell GPU Launch Delayed by Design Flaw

A late-stage design flaw in Nvidia's highly anticipated Blackwell GPUs pushes the launch back by at least three months. The delay disrupts massive orders from major tech companies relying on the chips for next-generation AI data centers.

Nvidia Blackwell AI Chips Face Months-Long Delay Over Design Flaw

Nvidia's highly anticipated Blackwell AI chips experience a major delay of three months or more due to an undisclosed design flaw. The setback pushes massive shipments into early 2025 and impacts major tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, and Google.

Analyst Shares Top Three AI Semiconductor Stocks to Watch

A recent market analysis highlights Advanced Micro Devices and two other leading semiconductor companies as top picks in the artificial intelligence sector. The update focuses on recent developments impacting these key AI chipmakers.

Nvidia Overtakes Microsoft to Become World's Most Valuable Public Company

Nvidia surpasses Microsoft with a $3.34 trillion market cap as massive demand for its AI data center chips drives record growth. The chipmaker's stock skyrockets over 170% this year, leaving Apple behind as well.

Nvidia Overtakes Microsoft as World's Most Valuable Public Company

Nvidia officially surpasses Microsoft to claim the top spot as the world's most valuable publicly traded company with a $3.34 trillion market capitalization. This historic milestone is driven by the chipmaker's dominant 80% market share in the booming artificial intelligence hardware sector.

Data-Center AI Chip Market Hits $17.7 Billion as NVIDIA Dominates

The data-center AI chip market reaches $17.7 billion in 2023, with NVIDIA capturing a massive 65 percent share. Limited supply remains the only major constraint as demand for large language model compute continues to surge.

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2024 AI Year in Review: Search Wars, EU Regulations, and Chip Dominance

The year 2024 brings massive shifts in artificial intelligence, from new AI-powered search engines challenging Google to the formal passage of the EU AI Act. These pivotal developments set the stage for the next wave of enterprise AI innovation in 2025.

Major Chipmakers Navigate AI Boom Amid Geopolitical and Labor Strains

Intel, AMD, Nvidia, Samsung, and TSMC experience significant shifts as AI demand drives growth and strategic acquisitions. However, these semiconductor giants face mounting challenges from geopolitical tensions, legal issues, and unprecedented worker strikes.

OpenAI Chief Seeks Up to $7 Trillion to Reshape Global Chip Industry

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman pursues a massive fundraising effort of up to $7 trillion to expand advanced chip production and power future AI systems. The wildly ambitious proposal involves building dozens of new chip foundries in partnership with major industry players and international investors.