Work on processors, accelerators, or data-center hardware long enough and the pressure becomes obvious: workloads are outpacing the chips that serve them. Power budgets vanish under AI training. Edge devices want near-instant inference. New scientific and security problems refuse to fit the mold of traditional architectures. In that light, understanding how quantum computing will shape … Read more

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The semiconductor world is hitting a wall: AI workloads are exploding, battery life still matters, costs are rising, and time-to-market is brutal. That’s where modular chipsets step in. In simple terms, “modular chipsets” break a system-on-chip (SoC) into smaller pieces—often called chiplets—then stitch them back together with ultra-fast links. The promise is big: better yields, … Read more

Global demand for faster, cooler, more energy‑efficient computing is climbing faster than classic scaling can match. AI models are ballooning, gaming and AR/VR crave real‑time realism, and battery‑powered devices must squeeze out more performance per watt. The core question follows: how do we raise performance without blowing past power, heat, and cost limits? Enter 1nm … Read more

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Foldable phones promise tablet-sized screens in a pocket-friendly shape, yet that big canvas puts extra pressure on the silicon. If you’ve ever felt a foldable get warm, seen split-screen lag, or watched the battery drop faster than expected, you’ve met the real bottleneck: the chipset. Consider this your guide to how next-gen silicon in foldables … Read more

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Urban life accelerates: more people, more devices, more data—and rising expectations for safety, mobility, and sustainability. The hard part? Orchestrating every streetlight, bus, camera, and water valve so they work in concert, in real time, without squandering energy or money. Enter the chipset—the tiny system-on-a-chip inside sensors, gateways, vehicles, and edge servers. In the pages … Read more

Clarity sits at the top of every builder’s worry list right now. Chip roadmaps shift quickly, AI keeps resetting performance baselines, and supply chains are being rebuilt around fresh standards. To keep a device, data center, app, or startup relevant, you need a clean read on the chipset trends that will steer tech over the … Read more

You’ve probably heard terms like 7 nm, 5 nm, or 3 nm tossed around. But what do those fabrication nodes actually mean for the chips in your phone, laptop, car, or data center? The big snag is simple: node names no longer map cleanly to a physical size, which makes it harder for engineers, founders, … Read more