India’s nascent semiconductor industry faces stiff competition from China’s rapid expansion in mature-node chip production, raising concerns about future market share.
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Japan to broaden subsidies for domestic legacy chip production
Japan will broaden subsidies for domestic legacy semiconductor manufacturing by removing a 30 billion yen investment minimum, supporting smaller firms.
How to Judge a Prebuilt Gaming PC Without Falling for Bad Specs
To judge a prebuilt gaming PC, check its upgrade options for RAM,…
Microsoft BitLocker-protected drives can now be opened with just some files on a USB stick — YellowKey zero-day exploit demonstrates an apparent backdoor
Security researcher reveals a zero-day exploit allowing access to BitLocker-protected drives using simple files, raising security concerns.
How to Pick a Power Supply Without Guessing
Knowing how to pick a power supply without guessing ensures optimal performance and safety; discover the key steps to make the right choice.
AMD expands its Ryzen 9000 PRO lineup with six new SKUs, now featuring 3D V-Cache for the first time — new workstation CPUs have up to 170W TDPs, available with OEMs later this year
AMD launches six new Ryzen 9000 PRO CPUs with 3D V-Cache, higher TDPs, and up to 16 cores, targeting workstation and OEM markets.
Texas Instruments boosts in-house chip output for AI infrastructure boom
Texas Instruments is increasing in-house manufacturing of foundational semiconductors in Japan, Malaysia, and the U.S. to meet rising AI infrastructure demand.
Qualcomm broadens Vietnam R&D into chip design amid talent race
Qualcomm is broadening its Vietnam R&D efforts beyond AI into chip design, intensifying competition for engineering talent in the region.
Cerebras’ Plum OpenAI Deal Is a Double-Edged Sword
Cerebras’ partnership with OpenAI offers significant AI hardware benefits but raises questions about competitive risks and long-term strategic implications.
What Makes a Workstation Different From a Gaming PC
Other than graphics and speed, discover how workstations’ durability and stability set them apart—continue reading to see which suits your needs best.