Heads of chip giants Nvidia and TSMC met in Taiwan to discuss the tight chip supply that threatens to hinder the AI boom. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang met with TSMC founder Morris Chang and CEO C.C. Wei to discuss chip supply constraints, particularly in relation to artificial intelligence chips. The meeting took place in Taipei and highlighted TSMC’s role as the producer of Nvidia chips that power the majority of generative AI training systems worldwide. Huang’s visit to Taiwan followed his first trip to mainland China in four years, and he praised Taiwan’s computer industry. He also addressed the challenge of scaling the capacity of AI and emphasized the importance of TSMC and other supply chain partners in meeting the demand. However, Huang declined to discuss Nvidia’s business in China and warned about the potential consequences of US sanctions escalating, which could drive Chinese firms to develop their own alternatives in AI technology. TSMC, which saw a rise in capital spending and revenue growth, is benefiting from the AI boom. Huang, who is celebrated in Taiwan, acknowledged the rebirth of the computer industry and the central role of TSMC and the Taiwanese ecosystem in the new era of computing.
Nvidia, TSMC CEOs unite in Taiwan, AI boom on thin ice.
Latest from News
Subaru and Dell Technologies team up for AI in cars.
TLDR: Subaru partners with Dell Technologies to enhance driver safety through AI and high-performance storage. Dell PowerScale storage enables Subaru to store and analyze
ANJI Technology disappoints with decreased earnings in FY 2023.
TLDR: ANJI Technology’s Full Year 2023 earnings report shows a decrease in revenue, net income, and EPS compared to FY 2022. Profit margin increased
Invest in 3 hot stocks for booming wearable tech market.
TLDR: Key Points: Article discusses the impact of social media on mental health Provides tips on how to mitigate negative effects In the article,
Innovative startup turns bones into protein-rich nuggets for future foods
TLDR: Startup SuperGround has developed technology that turns bones into a protein-packed paste for food The technology aims to reduce waste, pollution, and the
Time revolutionized with cutting-edge laser technology.
TLDR: Revolutionary advances in laser technology have occurred, thanks to the work of John “Jan” Hall and Jun Ye at JILA and NIST. Their