Latest chips publications

Cisco has entered the silicon routing space with the launch of what the company claims is the industry’s first universally adaptable networking chip architecture.

The networking giant said the new single-chip architecture, dubbed Silicon One, will handle data far better than processors currently found in networking and switching gear, as well as providing the versatility needed to support complex new technologies like 10G and adaptive cyber security.

Nvidia and Google are producing some of the world’s fastest hardware for training machine learning models The latest AI hardware from Nvidia and Google have set new records for the time taken to train machine learning models, according to new AI benchmarking results from the MLPerf consortium. MLPerf is a benchmarking suite that measures the… Read More

Korean chipmaker’s latest EUV innovation promises fresh performance boost and reduction in power consumption and size In an era where Moore’s Law is already being pushed to the limit, the semiconductor industry is still churning out remarkable innovations in chip fabrication. The latest innovation hails from Korean chipmaker Samsung, which this week announced it has… Read More

In its latest earnings release, Broadcom Inc. showed strong sales in data centre chips, offsetting a sharp drop in demand for parts from a ‘large North American smartphone customer.’ Broadcom reported revenues of approximately $5.05 billion (approx £3.77 billion) for the quarter ending in July, with a margin of error of plus or minus $75 million… Read More

New research is looking to further develop microchannel cooling technology in an effort to advance processor performance. The CarriCool project, backed by IBM, sets out to better manage operating temperatures which can be a limiting factor for the computing power of processors. Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute have now discovered a new cooling method which… Read More