Micron’s Q3 Numbers Depend on How Much of the Inventory Buildup Was Real Demand
Micron must prove its memory business and Nvidia partnership remain strong enough to justify its stock price despite recent losses.
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ASML Confesses No European Sales at All in Its 2026 Report
ASML says it sold 'absolutely nothing' in Europe in 2026. Here's why European chipmakers aren't buying its gear.
Xi Tells Trump There Is More Opportunity for AI Cooperation Than Competition
China's Xi tells Trump the two nations stand to gain more from cooperating on AI than from contesting it.
Huawei Rushes Its Next-Generation AI Chip to Q1 2027 Launch as It Takes on Nvidia
Huawei moves up its AI chip launch to Q1 2027, putting it in direct competition with Nvidia as U.S.-China tensions simmer.
Stocks Settle Lower as AI Slowdown Fears Weigh on Chipmakers
AI growth fears drove chipmakers down as Nasdaq 100 hits a six-week low, while software stocks rose amid bond yield retreat.
How AI Agents Are Racing to Find the Next Generation of Advanced Materials
A company of chemists and engineers wagers that AI, the very thing pressing materials toward ruin, shall be the instrument that rescues them.
Neutral Radicals Unlock Porous Organic Semiconductors Without Chemical Doping
A new way to make porous organic frameworks conduct electricity without adding extra chemicals, opening paths for electronics and storage.
Chip Startup Kepler Emerges From Stealth With a Plan to Ease the Memory Shortage
Startup Kepler Computing says it can build AI memory chips without costly EUV lithography, easing the global HBM shortage.
Three chip giants unite behind ASML’s half-billion-dollar machines and a tech shift that could raise output by 40 percent
Samsung and TSMC embrace ASML's costly new machines, a grave and mighty change in the fabric of chip production.