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2026-06-07
digitimes.com
2026-06-07
JCET has opened a new advanced manufacturing facility at its Chengdong production base in Jiangyin, strengthening the Chinese OSAT provider's push into advanced packaging for AI computing, power modules, and next-generation data centers.
2026-06-07
digitimes.com
2026-06-07
Strong demand for memory procurement from AI servers continues, and ADATA chairman Simon Chen believes the AI expansion cycle is expected to sustain strong growth for at least another four to five years. As a result, ADATA is adding AI data center construction as a new business focus, working with strategic partners to deploy projects in four countries, including Brazil and Malaysia. The company e
2026-06-06
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2026-06-06
Benzinga
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
Data Center Dynamics
The European Commission (EC) has unveiled the Chips Act 2.0, a proposal that builds on the 2023 Chips Act and introduces new measures to boost the semiconductor industry across the continent.
In a statement, the EC said the Chips Act 2.0 will complement other initiatives it has introduced in the intervening years, helping to build a “more competitive, secure, and resilient European digital econom
2026-06-05
tomshardware.com
2026-06-05
Jowi Morales
Some of the biggest spenders on AI data centers can't put one up in their own backyard.
2026-06-05
www.electronicdesign.com
2026-06-05
Electronic Design
The independent technology information source for electronics developers
While auxiliary power supplies account for only a fraction of a modern AI server’s power budget, they remain vital. They power all of the microcontrollers, gate drivers, op amps, and other ICs responsible for control, monitoring, and other housekeeping functions that ensure system reliability, safety, and efficiency.
As AI
2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
Tom's Hardware
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Industry coalition urges Trump administration to take urgent action as AI data centers' extreme memory consumption threatens other industries — AI-driven memory chip shortage could raise prices in automotive, medical, telecommunications sectors
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By Etiido Uko published 2 days ago
Risks are emerging despite billions of dollars of US investment in domestic
2026-06-05
tomshardware.com
2026-06-05
Etiido Uko
Risks are emerging despite billions of dollars of US investment in domestic semiconductor supply chains
2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
Benzinga
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
Data Center Dynamics
Together AI has signed a multi-year cloud capacity agreement with AI compute provider Rumble Inc.
Under the contract, Rumble will provide Together AI with Nvidia HGX B300 systems as dedicated cloud capacity.
– Rumble
The value of the deal and the number of GPUs have not been provided.
According to Rumble, the contract has the potential to be extended and increased in value depending on its suc
2026-06-05
tomshardware.com
2026-06-05
Jowi Morales
Shelbyville mayor Scott Ferguson (R) made these remarks likelly without knowing that he was being recorded, and it has ignited a political firestorm in the small town.
2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-05
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2026-06-04
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2026-06-04
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2026-06-04
semiengineering.com
2026-06-04
Liz Allan
Satellite constellations with extra onboard compute are several steps away from handlin...
2026-06-04
asiatimes.com
2026-06-04
Asia Times
Washington has moved to close a one-year-old loophole that allowed Chinese technology companies to acquire banned high-end Nvidia graphics processing units (GPUs) by routing purchases through subsidiaries based in Singapore and Malaysia.
The US Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS) issued guidance on May 31 clarifying that export licenses are required for advanced computing