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Intel bets big on automotive chips, challenges Qualcomm and Nvidia
Intel Corp. is making an aggressive push into the automotive space with a professional version of its latest artificial intelligence chip. With the launch, the company challenges rivals Nvidia Corp. and Qualcomm Inc., which currently dominate the market for semiconductors, the brains of a new generation of smart cars.
Jan 10, 2024
India will usher in its first wafer fab
India's Tata Group will set up a state-of-the-art semiconductor manufacturing plant at Dholera in Gujarat later this year, Natarajan Chandrasekaran, Chairman of India's Tata Group, announced at the Vibrant Gujarat Summit on Wednesday. "The Tata Group has also made a commitment and is about to complete and announce a large-scale semiconductor manufacturing facility in Dholrea and we are about to complete negotiations and start it in 2024," the chairman announced.
Jan 09, 2024
A chip that is being snapped up around the world
Usually the most popular hardware is a phone or a gaming console that's sold out everywhere, but this year it seems everyone in the tech industry is willing to wait months and spend tons of cash for a product you'll probably never see: Nvidia Corp.'s H100 Artificial Intelligence Smart accelerator. Nvidia's chips can be said to have become the most critical technology in promoting the prosperity of artificial intelligence. With 80 billion transistors, the H100 is the workhorse of choice for training large language models that power applications like OpenAI's ChatGPT and has helped Nvidia dominate the AI chip market.
Jan 03, 2024
Automotive chips, what to watch next year?
As 2023 draws to a close, analysts at Yole Group reflect on what’s driving ADAS and AD. Traditional sensors will share the market with new sensor technologies. In 2022, sensor shipments in the global automotive market will reach 5.4 billion units, including image sensors, magnetic sensors, MEMS pressure sensors, etc. The market research and strategy consulting firm expects strong growth of 7% between 2022 and 2028, with global sensor shipments rising to 8.3 billion units.
Jan 02, 2024
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