According to a report from Tom’s Hardware, approximately 60% of NVIDIA’s DGX and HGX AI datacenter servers could bypass the latest U.S. tariffs, as they are manufactured in Mexico. The 60% figure is an estimate based on all U.S. server imports in 2024, not just NVIDIA’s. Still, given its mark...

Samsung was previously expected to secure NVIDIA’s qualification for its HBM3E between late May and early June. However, the timeline has reportedly been moved up. According to South Korean media outlet EBN, if things go smoothly, Samsung is now targeting a successful qualification of its HBM3E 12...

While China’s new energy-efficiency rules may raise concerns for NVIDIA, a latest Reuters report suggests that according to H3C, one of China’s biggest server makers, the H20 chip is in high demand and hard to find. Reuters, citing a notice from H3C, notes that H20’s international supply ch...

With Lip-Bu Tan as Intel’s new CEO, aiming to restore its chipmaking edge and build a top-tier foundry, Team Blue’s 18A is gaining traction. Tom’s Hardware, citing guru, notes that NVIDIA and Broadcom, the world’s two top AI chip firms, are eyeing Intel’s 18A process. The reports indica...

A report from Commercial Times, citing Financial Times, notes that China’s National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) has introduced new energy-efficiency guidelines, urging companies to use compliant chips when building or expanding data centers. If these new regulations are strictly enfor...