Discover Intel's Granite Rapids, the sixth-generation Xeon processor designed for performance.

CXL stands out from a mix of interconnect standards, providing a way to connect memory to various processing elements and share memory resources within a data center. The latest to join the CXL 2.0 party is Marvell, which recently unveiled the Structera product line.

Explore insights from Hot Chips on AMD, Mindgrove, Intel's 3 process with TSVs for Xeon 6, and new datacenter products from IBM, Ampere, Microsoft, and Furiosa, highlighting the growing traction for RISC-V.

Movellus’s licensable Aeonic Power on-die voltage regulator technology enables dynamic voltage scaling circuity to be integrated in silicon at a core level, enabling fine-grained power control and the creation of virtual power islands around individual cores on the same chip.

Read our latest report on Tenstorrent's Wormhole architecture, covering the n150 and n300 PCIe boards, memory enhancements, performance boosts, and power efficiency. Discover how these innovations are influencing the AI-chip market and what lies ahead.

Ceva’s NeuPro-Nano licensable neural processing unit (NPU) targets processors that run TinyML workloads, offering up to 200 billion operations per second (GOPS) for power-constrained edge IoT devices.

AMD’s latest flagship CPU adds resources and bandwidth for processing vector instructions and promises a significant instructions-per-cycle (IPC) increase of 16% compared with its predecessor, Zen 4.

Intel is on track with its launch of five process nodes in four years—Intel 3 is the third. At the VLSI Symposium we had a good summary of Intel’s last FinFET node. It is now in full production of Xeon 6 processors in both Oregon and Ireland.

From a country known for its software talent, Mindgrove Technologies, a three-year-old design startup, has launched India’s first homegrown commercially available chip.

Intel dominated industry news with Lunar Lake's AI capabilities and efficiency gains, while Raptor Lake devices received a fix for physical degradation; the month also saw major AI tool announcements and RISC-V product launches.

Intel’s Skymont CPU represents a significant evolution of the company’s efficiency cores from the origins of the Atom low-power core to something much closer in performance-per-clock to the company’s recent flagship performance cores.