CUBE bets on 3D stacking and custom HBM for AI accelerators In sum – what we know: Samsung has announced what it’s calling the CUBE strategy, a long-term roadmap for …
Christian de Looper
Christian de Looper
Christian de Looper covers AI semiconductors. He has previously written for leading consumer technology publications, reviewing everything from audio gear and mobile devices to smart home products. Over the years, he has reported on the rise of 5G, the innovations that powered it, and the evolution of the AI industry, from consumer applications to the infrastructure that makes them possible. Christian holds a (somewhat irrelevant) Bachelor of Science in Music Technology and lives in Santa Cruz with his wife, two kids, and cat.
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Analyst reports 168 GB of HBM4, standalone racks, and 2027 production In sum – what we know: Nvidia’s Rubin CPX accelerator is apparently back from the dead. According to supply-chain …
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Cerebras packs three WSE-3 Turbo wafers into one rack In sum – what we know: Cerebras has begun rolling out its CS-4 wafer-scale AI system in a fundamentally different package than anything …
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SK Hynix expects the AI memory shortage to last through 2030 In sum – what we know: SK Hynix has broken ground on a more than $4 billion advanced packaging facility at …
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OpenAI’s Jalapeño Intelligence Processor targets cheaper token serving and Nvidia independence In sum — what we know OpenAI is offering some more details about its “Jalapeño” custom AI chip, or what it …
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Foundry hikes prices up to 15% as AI demand strains 4nm, 5nm, and 8nm capacity In sum – what we know: Samsung Foundry has raised prices for some of its advanced contract …
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Google gets a Marvell stock warrant worth up to $12.2 billion In sum – what we know: Marvell Technology and Google have agreed to co-design custom semiconductor products for Google’s tensor processing …
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Feynman could make Nvidia A16’s first major customer In sum – what we know: Nvidia is reportedly designing its next-generation “Feynman” GPUs to debut on TSMC’s A16 node — a 1.6nm-class process …
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Reported AMD tie-up pairs Google TPU matrix engines with x86 CPU cores In sum – what we know: Google has settled into a pretty quick cadence when it comes to …
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Taalas chips run one model each, but claim vastly faster inference In sum – what we know: AMD is buying its way deeper into AI inference. The company has announced …