Microsoft unveiled its latest in-house AI chip, Maia 200, marking a further push into custom silicon for data-center AI workloads. According to the company’s press release, the chip is fabricated on TSMC’s 3nm process and features native FP8 and FP4 tensor cores designed to enhance performance a...

Memory prices are climbing, reportedly affecting the product planning of major game console makers. According to ITHome, citing Insider Gaming, sources say console manufacturers Sony and Microsoft are weighing whether to delay the next generation of consoles beyond their originally targeted 2027–2...

As hyperscalers kick off their latest earnings reports today, capex is taking center stage amid AI bubble concerns. But for now, those worries may be on hold, as Alphabet, Meta, and Microsoft all plan to ramp up spending significantly, CNBC reports. Among them, Alphabet—Google’s parent—stan...

According to Nikkei, major U.S. tech companies are reportedly accelerating efforts to lessen their dependence on China. Sources indicate that Microsoft aims to produce most of its upcoming products outside the country as early as next year, while Amazon Web Services is extending its supply chain div...

As cloud giants push forward with self-designed AI hardware to cut reliance on NVIDIA, Microsoft is aiming high. According to CNBC, the tech giant plans to increasingly use its own custom silicon in data centers, with the long-term goal of relying primarily on its in-house chips. Speaking at Ital...