The innovation seen within smartphones, including increasingly faster charging speed, has been exciting to watch over the past year. Key players like Xiaomi, Realme, Samsung, and Black Shark are leading the pack in this space with Xiaomi and Realme as the top competitors, surpassing 100 W.

The memory technology landscape is continuously evolving. DRAM and NAND Flash memory demands have been steadily increasing and emerging memory markets such as STT-MRAM, ReRAM, PCRAM, FeRAM, and 3D XPoint memory are expected to reach $36 billion by 2030. As emerging memory makers race ahead of device scaling, they will face several challenges.

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Andes has a new high-end CPU that handles the longest vectors yet for RISC-V as well as a new small entry-level CPU for small connected systems.

The Sapphire Rapids Xeon Scalable processor integrates multiple features that Intel disables in certain models. The company’s On Demand program allows customers to enable them postpurchase.

Startup Encharge AI has exited stealth mode, announcing its in-memory-compute technology. Its chips use analog technology and provide 20x more performance per watt than competitors.

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SEMI ISS G. Dan Hutcheson The Chip Insider® SEMI ISS kicked off to a record crowd. This has always been the best conference to find out how the coming year will play out, as its attendees are all senior executives. They come with a read from the first week of the year as to how their sales pros

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