Everyone figured Nvidia and TSMC would dominate the AI money train. But Taiwan's quiet distributors just proved they're the real profiteers, hitting records amid the boom.
Power transformers don't play nice with harmonics or inrush currents. Finite-element methods finally let engineers see inside the storm, ditching guesswork for precision.
BenQ's cranking out CMP cleaning brush rollers, shipping them straight to wafer fabs. But after 20 years watching Valley hype, I'm asking: does Taiwan's display vet have what it takes for silicon's dirty work?
Staring down Intel's latest Arrow Lake refresh, the Core Ultra 270K tempts with power. Too bad the rest of your PC build wants to bankrupt you.
Broadcom just dropped its 400G/lane optical DSP, the Taurus BCM83640, claiming it supercharges AI networks. Twenty years in the Valley, and I've seen these 'revolutions' before—let's cut through the spin.