The Trump administration’s rapid-fire rare earth agreements across Asia represent a strategic counter to China’s supply chain dominance. However, analysts warn that building viable alternatives requires overcoming decades of Chinese industrial policy and technical expertise.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s strategic visit to South Korea unfolds against a backdrop of high-stakes geopolitical negotiations. The timing coincides with a planned Trump-Xi meeting that could determine Nvidia’s future in China’s lucrative AI market.
Breakthrough research in Nature Communications reveals how precisely engineered Schottky barriers in 2D memtransistor arrays could revolutionize AI hardware. These devices achieve unprecedented uniformity and scalability while demonstrating over 98% accuracy in neural network tasks.
Breakthrough research demonstrates large-scale memtransistor arrays with unprecedented yield and energy efficiency. The three-terminal design enables dynamic weight modulation without reprogramming, potentially revolutionizing edge AI hardware.
A secretive Silicon Valley startup has secured $100M from Peter Thiel’s Founders Fund to challenge semiconductor giants TSMC and ASML. Substrate’s radical approach using particle accelerators could transform global chip manufacturing. Here’s what experts think about their ambitious plans.
Intel has reportedly returned to profitability in Q3 2025, with revenue climbing to $13.7 billion. Company leaders indicated that AI-driven demand is expected to rejuvenate its server CPU segment and attract foundry clients once its 18A process matures.
Intel has reportedly swung back to profitability in the third quarter of fiscal 2025, posting $13.7 billion in revenue—a 3% year-over-year increase—and net income of $4.1 billion. This marks a significant recovery from the previous quarter’s $2.9 billion loss, according to the company’s earnings release. Despite this improvement, sources indicate that Intel’s data center product sales dipped by 1%, while its foundry business revenue declined by 4%.
Intel reported strong third-quarter results with $4.1 billion in net income, reversing previous losses. The semiconductor giant’s recovery story now centers on whether massive investments from SoftBank, Nvidia, and the U.S. government can finally turn around its struggling foundry operations.
Intel has reportedly staged a significant financial recovery in the third quarter, with sources indicating the company beat Wall Street expectations through a combination of revenue growth and strategic cost-cutting measures. According to the company’s earnings presentation, Intel posted $13.7 billion in revenue with $4.1 billion in net income, marking a dramatic reversal from the $16.6 billion loss reported during the same period last year.
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