What Caught Our Eye This Week
Intel MIA at Computex
After a two-year hiatus, Computex was back this week as a hybrid event. The trade show’s big draws were CEO keynotes by Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and AMD’s Lisa Su.
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TSMC in the Running for European Chips Act Funding
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) is engaged in intense negotiations with the EU to build a fab in Europe, according to European industry sources.
The development places TSMC solidly back in the running for European Chips Act (ECA) funding.
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Nvidia’s Automotive Playbook: Hyperion 9, Drive Map, Omniverse
At the GTC Conference this week, Nvidia unveiled the Hyperion 9 AV architecture, its next-generation autonomous vehicle platform. In a bid to build momentum for its growing ecosystem, Nvidia claimed Hyperion 9 will elevate its automotive pipeline to more than $11 billion over the next six years.
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CHIPS Act: Feeding Frenzy Begins
Pat Gelsinger certainly scored a choice seat at President Joe Biden’s first State of the Union Address. The Intel Corp. CEO was seated a row in front of First Lady Jill Biden, giving Gelsinger some “run” during a nationally-televised event.
Intel and its rivals are dispatching legions of lobbyists to DC, all circling a $52-billion honey pot authorized by Congress for semiconductor R&D. Makers of chips and laws are anxiously awaiting congressional action to fully fund the CHIPS for America Act.
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Silicon Catalyst Webinar: What to Know about Investing in Semiconductor Startups
The Ojo-Yoshida Report delivers a keynote at Silicon Catalyst’s webinar.