Competition among global memory giants has been intensifying, and Micron has reportedly stepped up its recruitment efforts, actively targeting skilled engineers for its expanding global operations. According to Hankyung, sources indicate that Micron is using LinkedIn to recruit engineers with experi...

Fresh off celebrating the first NVIDIA Blackwell wafer produced in Arizona, TSMC is ramping up its 1.4nm expansion in Taiwan. According to Economic Daily News, the company filed construction plans with the Central Taiwan Science Park Administration on October 17 and plans to break ground on November...

Is the AI bubble about to burst? The question has sparked increasing concern. According to Financial Times, AI hardware poses a striking paradox — it’s extremely costly to buy but cheap to rent. The report notes that when NVIDIA’s B200 GPU debuted in late 2024, it likely sold for around $50...

Even tech giants aren’t immune to U.S.-China trade strains — and the memory sector is no exception. After reportedly cutting over 300 jobs in China as part of a global retreat from its struggling mobile NAND business, Micron is now exiting China’s server chip market, Reuters reports, following...

While Intel has just unveiled Panther Lake, its first major product built on the 18A process, the company is reportedly raising prices for Alder Lake and Raptor Lake processors, which are manufactured on Intel 7, ijiwei reports. Earlier rumors suggested price adjustments of up to 10% for 13th-gen...