Intel announced its latest chip to challenge Nvidia’s dominant market position for semiconductors that train and deploy large AI models.

Qualcomm highlighted the addition of generative AI capabilities as it unveiled the latest evolution in its Snapdragon 7-Series.

Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon 8s Gen 3 chip, packed with AI features for use across a wider range of Android devices.

NVIDIA took the wraps on its new AI platform, Blackwell.

At MWC Barcelona, Qualcomm announced its latest on-device AI, intelligent computing, and wireless connectivity products and milestones.

At the Mobile World Congress 2024, Deutsche Telekom will showcase a visionary AI phone concept, developed in collaboration with Qualcomm and Brain.ai.

Intel opened a Fab 9 factory in Rio Rancho, New Mexico.

In a major stride toward building a shared national research infrastructure, the US National Science Foundation has launched the National Artificial Intelligence Research Resource pilot program with significant support from NVIDIA.

The University of Cardiff’s “Advanced Research Computing @Cardiff” (ARCCA) service is now using 90 Lenovo ThinkSystem servers to boost the performance of its high-performance computing (HPC) cluster by 100%.

Europe is giving the go-ahead for the next technological leap for secure digitalization.

Intel made several big announcements for AI-powered automotive sector solutions at CES 2024.

Improved security in smart city deployments and cloud infrastructure are among the use cases Telecom Italia will use for a self-developed microchip.

At the annual Quantum Summit in New York, IBM debuted Quantum Heron, the first in a new series of utility-scale quantum processors.

Deutsche Telekom has begun the development of a common European cloud and edge-cloud infrastructure.

GPUs have been called the rare Earth metals, even the gold, of artificial intelligence.

Qualcomm announced the Snapdragon 7 Gen 3 Mobile Platform.

MediaTek unveiled its Dimensity 9300 chipset.

Anthropic will be one of the first companies to deploy new chips from Google.

Nokia Bell Labs announced an industry-first research breakthrough called Natural-Language Networks that will allow networks to be operated through plain speech or text prompts.