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AI Chip Demand and Production

The demand for AI chips is surging, leading companies to expand production and explore new technologies. This trend is driven by the increasing need for powerful computing in AI applications.

Detected: 2026-02-04 · Updated: 2026-03-10

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2026-03-10 DigiTimes

TSMC February 2026 revenue climb on AI demand despite seasonal dip

According to DIGITIMES, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) anticipates revenue growth in February 2026, driven by strong demand for artificial intelligence solutions. This is despite an expected seasonal dip typical of the period. TSMC...

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2026-03-09 DigiTimes

Foxconn's AI Server Ambitions Fueled by Nvidia Integration

Foxconn is strengthening its position in the AI server market thanks to its close collaboration with Nvidia. Full-stack integration and deep synergies between the two companies allow Foxconn to compete in the rapidly growing artificial intelligence s...

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2026-03-07 DigiTimes

GCS eyes 200G optical component ramp in 2026 as AI demand grows

According to DIGITIMES, GCS plans to ramp up production of 200G optical components in 2026, driven by increasing demand for artificial intelligence solutions. This strategic move aims to meet the growing bandwidth requirements in the sector.

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2026-03-06 DigiTimes

Foxconn eyes double-digit revenue growth in 2026, driven by AI servers

Foxconn anticipates substantial revenue growth by 2026, primarily driven by the demand for servers for artificial intelligence applications and the ongoing evolution of the smartphone market. The Taiwanese company, a leading global electronics manufa...

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2026-03-06 DigiTimes

China chip leaders call for national effort to build 'Chinese ASML'

Leading figures in China's chip industry are calling for a nationwide effort to develop a domestic company capable of competing with ASML, the world's leading manufacturer of lithography equipment used in advanced chip fabrication.

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2026-03-05 Tom's Hardware

US gov't preps export controls for Nvidia, AMD AI hardware

The US government is preparing to impose broad export controls on artificial intelligence hardware manufactured by Nvidia and AMD. A global licensing system could restrict sales worldwide.

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2026-03-05 DigiTimes

Apple builds US chip supply chain with TSMC and Foxconn

According to Digitimes, Apple is partnering with TSMC and Foxconn to strengthen its chip supply chain in the United States. This strategic move aims to reduce reliance on foreign suppliers and ensure greater stability in the production of its devices...

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2026-03-05 DigiTimes

Broadcom-TSMC 3.5D AI chips give ASIC leader an early edge over Nvidia

Broadcom and TSMC are collaborating on chips for artificial intelligence applications, leveraging 3.5D integration. This strategic move could position Broadcom as a direct competitor to Nvidia in the high-performance ASIC (Application-Specific Integr...

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2026-03-05 DigiTimes

Broadcom targets $100bn AI chip revenue by 2027

Broadcom aims to achieve $100 billion in AI chip revenue by 2027, driven by increasing demand from hyperscalers. The company seeks to solidify its position in the AI semiconductor market, riding the wave of machine learning and deep learning expansio...

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2026-03-04 DigiTimes

Nvidia, MediaTek bankroll optics shift reshaping AI data centers

Nvidia and MediaTek are investing in new optics technologies for AI data centers. These investments aim to improve the performance and energy efficiency of the computing infrastructures required for training and inference of artificial intelligence m...

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2026-03-03 DigiTimes

Rapidus to partner with Canon on 2nm image-processing chips

Rapidus and Canon are partnering to develop 2nm chips for image processing. The partnership aims to strengthen the supply chain and attract investment in the next-generation semiconductor industry.

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2026-03-03 DigiTimes

Nvidia invests in Lumentum to advance AI optics technology

Nvidia has made a strategic investment in Lumentum, aiming to enhance optical technologies for artificial intelligence applications. The collaboration seeks to develop advanced solutions for interconnecting AI systems, crucial for increasing the perf...

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2026-03-02 Tom's Hardware

Rebellions details quad-chiplet AI accelerator, challenges Nvidia H200

Rebellions unveiled at ISSCC 2026 an AI accelerator based on a quad-chiplet architecture with UCIe interconnects. The company claims its Rebel100 offers performance comparable to the Nvidia H200, but with a lower power envelope. The solution stands o...

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2026-03-02 DigiTimes

Trade tensions deepen Nvidia and TSMC's strategic grip on AI infrastructure

Growing international trade tensions could further consolidate Nvidia and TSMC's strategic role in the artificial intelligence infrastructure sector. This dynamic offers new opportunities, but also raises questions about dependence on specific suppli...

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2026-02-04 TechCrunch AI

Positron challenges Nvidia with AI chips: $230M Series B round

Positron has raised $230 million in a Series B funding round, with participation from the Qatar Investment Authority. The company aims to compete with Nvidia in the artificial intelligence chip market, amid growing demand and with Qatar aiming to dev...

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2026-02-04 DigiTimes

Intel CEO unveils plans to enter GPU market dominated by Nvidia

Intel's CEO has announced plans to enter the GPU market, currently dominated by Nvidia. This strategic move could bring new dynamics to the hardware acceleration sector for artificial intelligence and graphics workloads.

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2026-02-04 DigiTimes

AMD prioritizes supply chain for second-half AI ramp

AMD is focusing its efforts on optimizing its supply chain to support the increasing demand for AI solutions in the second half of the year. This strategic move aims to ensure the availability of necessary components for the production and distributi...

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2026-02-04 DigiTimes

AMD: Financial Results Meet Expectations, AI Market Awaits More

AMD reported solid financial results, but the AI market's expectations, particularly regarding dedicated solutions, remain partially unmet. Investors are awaiting more concrete signs of AMD's ability to compete in the rapidly expanding AI sector.

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2026-02-03 TechCrunch AI

Intel to enter the Nvidia-dominated GPU market

Intel is ramping up efforts to compete in the GPU market, currently dominated by Nvidia. The company is building a dedicated team and will develop a GPU strategy focused on customer needs. This marks a significant evolution in the graphics processor ...

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2026-02-03 Tom's Hardware

Intel is co-developing new Z-Angle Memory for AI data centers

Intel and SoftBank subsidiary, Saimemory, are collaborating to develop Z-Angle Memory (ZAM), a vertical-stacked memory for AI data centers. ZAM promises 2 to 3x more capacity, greater bandwidth, and half the power consumption compared to current solu...

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2026-02-03 Tom's Hardware

Photonics and high-speed data movement is the next big AI bottleneck

Generative AI is pushing demand across the industry. Data interconnects, such as Silicio Photonics, may well be the next big bottleneck that hyperscalers need to be paying attention to. Following copper, power, DRAM, and NAND, data movement speed bec...

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2026-02-03 DigiTimes

Nvidia CEO to attend Dassault Systèmes and Cisco summits

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is scheduled to attend upcoming summits hosted by Dassault Systèmes and Cisco. His presence underscores the growing importance of hardware acceleration and generative artificial intelligence across various industrial and techn...

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2026-02-03 DigiTimes

China's AI chip swarm hits mass scale, challenging Nvidia

China is scaling up its AI chip production, eroding Nvidia's dominant position in the Chinese market. This push for technological self-sufficiency could reshape the AI hardware landscape, with significant implications for companies operating in the s...

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2026-02-03 DigiTimes

OpenAI's inference push puts all eyes on Nvidia's AI chip strategy

OpenAI's push towards inference puts the spotlight on Nvidia's strategy in the AI chip sector. Nvidia's next moves will be crucial to meet the growing demand for computing power for large language model inference.

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2026-02-03 DigiTimes

C Sun invests NT$1.48 billion in Taichung plant for AI packaging

C Sun is investing NT$1.48 billion (approximately €46 million) in its Taichung plant to expand the production of advanced chip packaging equipment for artificial intelligence applications. The investment aims to meet the growing demand in the sector.

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2026-02-02 Tom's Hardware

AI infrastructure surge begins squeezing Apple’s component costs

The surge in demand for artificial intelligence infrastructure is driving up component costs, reducing Apple's negotiating leverage. The company is reportedly considering suppliers other than TSMC for lower-end chips.

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2026-02-02 DigiTimes

Taiwan PCB makers vie for AI server market with new 2026 capacity

Taiwanese printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturers are investing in new production capacity, expected by 2026, to meet the growing demand for AI servers. This strategic move aims to position Taiwanese companies as key suppliers in a rapidly expandin...

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2026-02-02 DigiTimes

Nvidia: Huang expects TSMC capacity to double, reaffirms OpenAI investment

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang anticipates TSMC's capacity to double by 2026. He also highlighted memory supply challenges and reaffirmed Nvidia's investment in OpenAI. Huang's Taiwan visit underscores the region's strategic importance for the company.

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2026-02-01 DigiTimes

CSPs ramp up AI capex as supply chain gains confidence

Cloud service providers (CSPs) are increasing investments in AI infrastructure, thanks to a more stable supply chain. This increase in CapEx is an indicator of the growing demand for computational resources for artificial intelligence and machine lea...

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2026-01-31 DigiTimes

Nvidia CEO tells TSMC to "work harder" as 2026 demand surges

Nvidia's CEO urges TSMC to increase production capacity to meet the growing demand expected by 2026. The company plans to double its capacity over the next 10 years, signaling a strong expansion in the artificial intelligence and high-performance com...

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2026-01-30 DigiTimes

ASML gains from rising EUV demand and US chip spending

The semiconductor equipment manufacturer ASML is benefiting from the rising demand for EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet) lithography and US investments in the chip sector. The Dutch company is a key supplier for advanced chip manufacturers.

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2026-01-29 Tom's Hardware

Nvidia CEO: Taiwan's chipmaking capacity is secure

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang denies rumors of a 40% shift in Taiwan's chip production capacity to the U.S. Huang states that TSMC's global expansion is essential to meet the high demand for leading-edge semiconductors, and Taiwan will maintain its key rol...

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2026-01-29 Tom's Hardware

ASML projects $71 billion in revenue by 2030 due to AI boom

ASML projects a significant revenue increase, reaching $71 billion by 2030. The demand for EUV (Extreme Ultraviolet) systems is surging, primarily driven by the expansion of the artificial intelligence market. Sales to China are lagging behind other ...

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2026-01-29 DigiTimes

Nvidia's Huang clarifies: Taiwan chip capacity is new, not moved from US

Nvidia's Jensen Huang clarified that the 40% of chip production capacity in Taiwan represents an increase in overall capacity, and not a shift of production resources from the United States. The clarification comes amid strong demand for GPUs for art...

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2026-01-29 DigiTimes

Analysis: ASML earnings prove AI demand is hitting the factory floor

ASML's financial results, a leader in lithography equipment manufacturing, indicate strong demand growth related to artificial intelligence. The company forecasts increased earnings, a sign that the production of advanced chips for AI applications is...

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2026-01-29 DigiTimes

Alibaba's new AI chip challenges Nvidia from A800 to A100-class performance

Alibaba's T-Head Semiconductor has developed a new AI chip aiming to compete with the performance of Nvidia's A800 and A100 GPUs. This move could intensify competition in the AI hardware market, potentially offering new options for inference and trai...

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2026-01-28 Tom's Hardware

Apple and Nvidia considering Intel for 2028 chip production

Apple and Nvidia are reportedly considering using Intel to produce some of their chips in the U.S. The decision is said to be motivated by geopolitical issues and tariffs, but it remains to be seen which products Intel will actually be able to manufa...

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2026-01-28 DigiTimes

SK Hynix pledges US$10 billion for US AI arm under tariff pressure

SK Hynix has announced a US$10 billion investment to strengthen its presence in the artificial intelligence sector in the United States. The decision comes amid increasing competition and tariff pressures in the global semiconductor market.

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