Hardware

Increasing investments as others tighten their belts

Wetware has gains an entirely new meaning

Taiwan vows to defend its semiconductor industry's interests at Chip 4 group, keep advanced process technologies away from Chinese military.

A team of researchers has achieved a world record coherence time for silicon qubits, extending the amount of time entangled qubits can remain coherent by a hundredfold.

Enough to transmit six 25GB Blu-ray discs in a single second.

Companies from Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan have concerns over the Chip 4 alliance.

With the refined microwave annealing techniques, heating evenly at up to 700 degrees Celsius, Cornell researchers believe partner TSMC will have a more straightforward path to 2nm mass production.

USB 4 can do even better and support aggregate bandwidth of up to 120 Gbps.

As chiplets are increasingly seen as the future of computation, Lightmatter aims to reduce power consumption and latency by interconnecting chips through light rather than wires.

The company has started distributing its Arc A770 graphics cards to renowned case modders.

Intel factories in China's Sichuan Province, have been shutd down in order to reduce the strain in the electrical grid.

A team of researchers from China managed to entangle two different quantum memories across a 12.5 km distance in an urban environment, bringing the promise of a quantum internet closer.

The Chinese supercomputer OceanLight has just made it into the top five finalists in the Gordon Bell prize, steadfastly facing the premier US Frontier exascale supercomputer.

On its way towards the final boss.

Penta-level-cell has nothing to do with Doom, and all to do with density.

A recent study highlights that the choice between HDD and SSD in terms of carbon footprint isn't as clear-cut as you might think. But the complexity of the calculation means we should be wary.

Researchers with the Japanese Institute for Molecular Science have broken the previous record for the fastest two-qubit gate operation ever done in quantum computing.

The company is seemingly doubling down on its commitment to employees.

Major technological players AMD, Intel and Nvidia have all reduced their pace of new hires in context of the worldwide economic downturn.

It seems some claims are more supreme than others.