With markets staying muted over the Christmas holiday, NVIDIA made an unexpected move, agreeing to spend about $20 billion in cash to license Groq’s LPU (Language Processing Unit) technology. As highlighted by the Commercial Times, the deal signals that the AI chip leader is accelerating its push ...

As SK hynix continues to advance next-generation memory, the company is also reportedly moving to build capabilities in cutting-edge packaging technologies. According to ZDNet, sources say SK hynix is preparing to set up its first 2.5D packaging mass-production line at a new U.S. packaging facility ...

Will Samsung emerge as an alternative to TSMC for manufacturing NVIDIA chips? A recent move by Team Green has raised that possibility. According to Commercial Times, AI chip startup Groq has entered into a non-exclusive licensing agreement with NVIDIA, with key members of the Groq team joining NVIDI...

AI is reshaping the data center SSD market, with SLC-based AI SSDs gaining traction as a next-generation storage solution. According to ZDNet, data center SSDs have traditionally prioritized higher storage capacity, but major memory companies are now shifting toward SLC (single-level cell)–based d...

On December 24, CNBC reported that Alex Davis, CEO of U.S. technology investment firm Disruptive, claimed NVIDIA had agreed to acquire high-performance AI accelerator chip designer Groq in an all-cash deal valued at approximately USD 20 billion, triggering widespread industry attention. Notably, ...