Nvidia, the world’s leading chipmaker, has revealed plans to invest $5bn in Intel and enter into a significant collaboration with the embattled semiconductor firm. This move comes just a month
Nvidia, the world’s leading chipmaker, has revealed plans to invest $5bn in Intel and enter into a significant collaboration with the embattled semiconductor firm. This move comes just a month
Nvidia chief executive Jensen Huang has proclaimed the United Kingdom as a prime location for wealth generation in the tech sector, urging investors to turn their attention to British innovation.
The Japanese technology giant SoftBank has announced a substantial investment of two billion dollars in the US chipmaker Intel, signalling renewed confidence in the efforts to revitalise the company. The
The chief executive of US semiconductor powerhouse Intel, Lip-Bu Tan, has spoken out following intense pressure from President Donald Trump to step down over alleged connections to China. In a
Intel has delivered a positive surprise for investors, surpassing Wall Street’s sales forecasts in its latest quarterly update. The chipmaker, headquartered in Santa Clara, California, posted revenues for the second
Intel’s chief executive Pat Gelsinger has unexpectedly resigned from his position, concluding a turbulent four-year tenure marked by the company’s struggle to maintain its competitive edge in the semiconductor industry.
SoftBank, the Japanese conglomerate, has been in discussions with Intel, the US chipmaker, about a potential collaboration to produce artificial intelligence (AI) chips that could rival those of Nvidia. However,






