Smaller more powerful

Infineon has unveiled its latest Thin-TOLL 8x8 and TOLT packages. These cutting-edge solutions optimise space on circuit boards and enhance heat dissipation, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.

Quantum cats no longer need slow annealers

Quantum infrastructure software Q-CTRL outfit has completed a study which show  than fourfold increase in the size of optimisation problems that can be solved accurately.

Claims there is no room for them

Elon [look at me] Musk as let slip that a bunch of Nvidia chips, which were supposed to power Tesla's electric dreams, have taken a little detour to X Corp because Tesla's cupboards were too full.

Spreading the risk with the Greek god of plagues

The investment firm Apollo Global Management is set to buy a 49 per cent share in a partnership linked to Intel's new production site in Ireland for $11 billion (€10.12 billion).

New book claims Impact Engineering much better

Although the Agile Manifesto has existed for over two decades, solid research still exists on its impact on the tech industry.

Driven by AI development with TSMC Wei ahead

TSMC new supremo C C Wei has reaffirmed expectations for artificial intelligence (AI) development to drive this year's industry recovery.

Hardwired into the SoC

Starting with its upcoming Lunar Lake laptop CPU series, Intel will install memory into the processor SoC itself, offering only 16GB or 32GB initially. This will mean the end of user-replaceable RAM, at least for this series of chips.

Computex 2024: Expects to match Nvidia and AMD

US chipmaker Intel announced new artificial intelligence chips for data centres as it seeks to challenge rivals Nvidia and AMD.

Easier when you have abs not fabs

Arm Holdings is set to capture over 50 per cent of the Windows PC market within five years.

It costs too much to make movies

The head of Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE), Tony Vinciquerra, has praised AI, saying that he values its economic benefits.