Nvidia revenue tops $96B as memory commitments soar to $160B
Nvidia's Q2 FY2027 results show surging AI demand driving record revenue and massive memory procurement commitments totaling $279B.
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Nvidia expects to sell $20B of Vera Rubin systems in Q3, fastest ramp in history
Vera Rubin hardware is on track to account for 20% of Nvidia's data center revenue this quarter, marking the company's fastest platform ramp.
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Nvidia to buy Hugging Face for $12.9B, report claims
The reported acquisition would strengthen Nvidia's open-model AI strategy and ecosystem position against rivals.
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SK hynix breaks ground on first HBM plant in the US, production start in 2029
SK hynix's US HBM assembly plant will connect DRAM wafers from South Korea with American AI customers, marking a key onshoring milestone.
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OpenAI unveils Jalapeno AI accelerator at Hot Chips 2026
OpenAI's purpose-built AI ASIC built from scratch for inference offers strong performance-per-watt and low latency, though raw throughput lags Nvidia's Blackwel
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Nvidia custom NVHBM promises 30% higher bandwidth, 15% lower power vs HBM4e
Nvidia's proprietary high-bandwidth memory implementation targets NVLink Fusion partners with a custom base die and PHY for improved performance.
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Intel 14A defect density dropping faster than expected, says CFO
Intel's 14A process defect rates are declining rapidly, with internal products already in development and external customers inquiring about capacity.
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China's YMTC aims to become world's largest NAND maker by end of 2027
YMTC plans to nearly double its market share in 16 months to overtake Samsung and SK hynix in NAND flash production.
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Nvidia presents Groq 3 LPX architecture at Hot Chips, publishes first third-party inference benchmark
Nvidia's VP of hardware detailed the Groq 3 LPX rack architecture with LP30-based hardware already in production.
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Cerebras lays out wafer-scale AI roadmap at Hot Chips 2026
Cerebras revealed Nexus architecture tripling rack-scale performance and CS-6 wafer plans with stacked DRAM for future generations.
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Nvidia DSX MaxLPS power management allows more compute from fixed data center budgets
At Hot Chips, Nvidia emphasized power as the hard limit on data center capacity and detailed how Vera Rubin NVL72 systems maximize compute within fixed facility
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Micron workers in Taiwan increasingly support strike over bonus pay
80% of Micron's Taiwan workforce signaled willingness to strike unless the company replaces its bonus system with a profit-sharing scheme matching rival Korean
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Trump administration weighs expanding chip tariffs to laptops, consoles, and servers
A second round of semiconductor tariffs could extend duties beyond chips to finished products, potentially scrapping earlier data center exemptions.
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Nvidia denies pausing AI cloud commitments initiative after reported partner backlash
Nvidia pushes back against reports that it paused deals with cloud providers, following partner pushback over customer controls and potential antitrust concerns
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Qualcomm bets open-source AI software can break Nvidia's lock-in
Qualcomm is backing Modular's approach to decouple AI software from silicon, aiming to challenge Nvidia's dominance in AI workloads.
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Glass substrate roadmaps examined, Absolics in final qualification with delays
Glass-core substrates promised by Intel in 2023 are in final qualification but still not in any commercial product, with continued delays.
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Hot Chips 2026: Issues stack up with more HBM layers
Thinner dies, increased TSV area, thermal dissipation challenges, and limited manufacturing capacity complicate HBM scaling as layer counts rise.
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US Justice Department seizes domains linked to Chinese state-sponsored hackers targeting NASA, Senate, Federal Reserve
The DOJ and FBI announced domain seizures related to Chinese state-sponsored hacking campaigns that infiltrated US government systems.
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