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Not Cool: Semiconductor Industry to Face Coolant Shortage
July 11, 2022
The supply chain for chips, already extraordinarily fraught with logistical and geopolitical impediments, is about to face another. According to a report from t Read more…
IBM Research Debuts 2nm Test Chip with 50 Billion Transistors
May 6, 2021
IBM Research today announced the successful prototyping of the world's first 2 nanometer chip, fabricated with silicon nanosheet technology on a standard 300mm Read more…
Samsung Announces HBM Tech with Built-in AI Processing
February 17, 2021
Samsung today announced what it’s calling the industry’s first high bandwidth memory (HBM) memory with built-in AI processing capability. The new device – Read more…
Trump, Chipmakers Mull Jump-starting U.S. Chip-making Capacity
May 10, 2020
The Trump administration is in talks with Intel and TSMC to spur development of new chip factories in the U.S. according to a report in the Wall Street Journal Read more…
Quantum Computing, ML Drive 2019 Patent Awards
January 14, 2020
The dizzying pace of technology innovation often fueled by the growing availability of computing horsepower is underscored by the race to develop unique designs Read more…
ARM Muscles In on Intel’s Dominance in Datacenters
January 28, 2013
ARM chips are moving beyond the mobile device market and into the datacenter. A series of announcements in 2012 point to the enormous interest in the low-power chip architecture. So far, however, customers are just evaluating the business. 2013 will show how well ARM can compete... Read more…
Micron Readies Hybrid Memory Cube for Debut
January 17, 2013
The next-generation memory-maker Micron Technology was one of the many innovative companies demonstrating its wares on the Supercomputing Conference (SC12) show floor last November. Micron's General Manager of Hybrid Technology Scott Graham was on hand to discuss the latest developments in their Hybrid Memory Cube (HMC) technology, a multi-chip module that aims to address one of the biggest challenges in high performance computing: scaling the memory wall. Read more…
Europeans Give Samsung CPU-GPU Chip a Go at Supercomputing
November 20, 2012
ARM-based CPU-GPU processor designed for mobile devices makes HPC debut. Read more…
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