Meta has officially announced that it’s currently working on the company’s first custom-made chip designed to run AI models. CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently stated that he sees “an opportunity to ...

Ericsson declined to comment. 650 Group’s Weckle expects the telecom custom chip market to remain flat at roughly $4-billion to $5-billion a year.

Nvidia(NASDAQ: NVDA) stock is on fire. Shares of the artificial intelligence (AI) chip leader have gained 81.5% so far in 2024, and are up 531% over the last three years through May 10. The S&P ...

Facebook owner Meta Platforms plans to deploy into its data centers this year a new version of a custom chip aimed at supporting its artificial intelligence (AI) push, according to an internal company ...

Microsoft (MSFT) is debuting its first AI chip. At its Ignite conference Wednesday, the company said the chip, called the Maia 100, is the first in its planned Azure Maia AI accelerator series.

Google has delayed plans to release its first truly custom chip for the Pixel until 2025, according to The Information. The outlet notes that Google had originally targeted a 2024 launch for its ...

Palo Alto, California-based Broadcom is among the biggest beneficiaries of hefty demand for AI-supporting hardware, as so-called hyperscalers turn to its custom chips to diversify their supply chains ...

According to Amazon, its latest cloud computing chip, Graviton4, offers significant advancements in performance and energy efficiency. It’s the fourth generation of AWS’s custom-engineered ...

Coming up: Marvell is hosting a webinar centered around its custom AI chip business on June 17, which we expect to be a positive catalyst for the stock.

But aside from Alphabet (GOOG), which uses AVGO's custom chip, there is "limited proof" that AVGO's processors can successfully compete with those of NVDA, the analyst reported.

Apple's top hardware executive Johny Srouji said the company plans to use generative AI to accelerate custom chip design, calling it a major productivity boost and highlighting Apple's bold, no ...