Ramish Zafar

Chip designer Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (AMD) is purportedly laying off 4% of its workforce or 1,000 workers, according to online reports.

British chip design house Arm has escalated its fight with Qualcomm and threatened to cancel the latter's license to design mobile chips.

SpaceX has shared fresh images of Starship Flight 5 two days after it successfully caught a 232 feet tall rocket mid air.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai answers the question of whether AI will replace entry level programmers and explains how clean energy is powering data centers.

Elon Musk remains open to the possibility of using Dogecoin to buy Tesla merchandise after winning lawsuit filed by crypto investors. 

Super Micro's chairperson Charles Liang has blown the lid off purported delays to NVIDIA's leading edge AI processors, the Blackwell lineup. 

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella shares his thoughts on one of the biggest IT outages in history, while Elon Musk is busy trolling on X.

SpaceX might not catch its Starship rocket with the tower arms on the next flight, shared Starbase general manager Kathy Leudders during a closed community talk given in Port Isabel, Texas, earlier today. Leuders oversees SpaceX's production and testing facilities in Texas, which are responsible for the Starship tests and rocket production. When asked whether SpaceX would catch its rocket with the tower, Leuders shared that while SpaceX will eventually do so, the catch attempt might not occur on the upcoming flight 5. SpaceX Has Invested $3 Billion In Starbase Texas Facilities & Earmarked Another $400 Million For Starfactory and […]

Chinese technology firm Huawei has come under target of fresh American sanctions on the same day it launches a high end laptop with Intel’s latest chip.

The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is slated to benefit heavily from an uptick in demand for semiconductor products that power data science and artificial intelligence computing systems. 2024’s start has seen Intel, NVIDIA and AMD enter the year with new products designed specifically for A.I. use cases, and the tight nature of the semiconductor industry makes the coming couple of years some of the most interesting ones in its history, especially if today’s industry report fro…