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HARDWARE

The Neat Escape: How meeting room tech can end the ‘returning to office’ battle

TechInsights found the world's most advanced 3D NAND memory chip in a consumer device, and it's a surprising breakthrough from YMTC in China. Source: Shutterstock

China’s YMTC makes the world’s most advanced 3D NAND memory chip

Sales of Huawei smartphones in China grew 37% YoY, commanding a 12.9% market share in the quarter while Apple declined. Photo: People queue up for hours outside Huaweis flagship store in Shanghai on September 25, 2023, hoping to be able to buy the tech giant's latest Mate 60 Pro mobile phone. (Photo by REBECCA BAILEY / AFP)

Huawei grew quicker than Apple in China, thanks to its 5G smartphones

Intel has a strong presence in Malaysia, investing over US$5 billion since 1972 and employing over 15,000 people.

How Intel pioneered the semiconductor industry in Malaysia

Qualcomm just revealed a chip that claims to outperform Apple and Intel's fastest laptop processors. Source: Qualcomm

Qualcomm joins the PC chip race, posing a challenge to Intel and Apple

Adding Nvidia and AMD to a field that includes Apple and Qualcomm only adds to Intel's challenges. Source: Shutterstock

Watch out, Intel; Nvidia & AMD are eyeing the PC chips market

Taiwan China tensions will likely grow as semiconductor market share swings.

IDC: Taiwan semiconductor supply chain shrinking, China set to benefit

Samsung lost its grip on the semiconductor market most of this year. Is the worst over? (Photo by Jung Yeon-je / AFP)

Samsung lost its grip on the semiconductor market most of this year. Is the worst over?

OpenAI has been discussing strategies on AI chips since at least last year. Photo:Sam Altman, US entrepreneur, investor, programmer, and founder and CEO of artificial intelligence company OpenAI, speaks at Tel Aviv University in Tel Aviv on June 5, 2023. (Photo by JACK GUEZ / AFP)

What does it take for OpenAI to make its own AI chips?

Made-in-India laptops will help HP avoid any potential import curbs. Source: Shutterstock

HP and Google will start producing Made in India Chromebook laptops