Google introduces new AI-focused hardware, including 7th-gen Tensor Processing Unit and Arm-based Axion processors, to meet growing demand.

The demise of traditional x86 PC processors in favour of leaner, more efficient Arm chips has been predicted since, well, it seems like forever. For that notion to gain any traction for PC gaming, ...

Arm Holdings beat Q3 earnings and revenue estimates while guiding next quarter above expectations, sending shares up 6.6% in ...

SoftBank Group Corp. explored a potential takeover of US chipmaker Marvell Technology Inc. earlier this year, people familiar ...

Elon Musk has signalled Tesla may construct its own large-scale semiconductor fabrication facility to meet surging chip needs ...

NVIDIA's DGX Spark is a micro-desktop system designed to accelerate development of software that will be deployed on NVL72 ...

Google’s new Ironwood TPU, over four times faster than its predecessor, aims to lure AI firms with speed, scale and ...

Google said its seventh generation Tensor Processing Unit Ironwood, will be launched for public use in the coming weeks.

Nvidia has finally gotten its DGX Spark mini PC to people after months of delay, and of course, they're already playing video ...

Masayoshi Son quietly explored buying Marvell to fuse it with Arm--investors are now watching what comes next.

Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang clarifies his stance on the AI race, emphasizing America's need to lead global AI development.