The GPU shortage is over. The power shortage is just starting
Accelerators are finally available. The grid connections to run them are not.
Every story we’ve tagged Chips.
Accelerators are finally available. The grid connections to run them are not.
Analog compute, in-memory arrays and spiking designs are all shipping in volume this year.
The first consumer notebooks on the open instruction set ship with working Linux and a long list of caveats.
Mixing dies from different vendors on one package is now routine, and it is changing who gets to design a processor.
Optical links between chips are shipping in production accelerators, cutting power and freeing designers from copper limits.
Demand from accelerators ate the supply, and the fabs that could help are years from opening.
A rare tour of a leading-edge facility, from wafer intake to the robots that never stop.
One socket now replaces a rack from five years ago. Software licensing has not caught up.
New restrictions cover lithography components, inspection equipment and the software that designs chips.
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