Spatial computing is a highlight of the new Apple Vision Pro headset. This device uses various sensors to integrate virtual and physical environments by sensing the three-dimensional structure of the user's space and eye movements.

Dive into the latest Chip Observer for June 2024! Explore major advancements in AI PCs, competitive shifts in datacenter GPUs, and insights on the recovering memory market. Discover how NVIDIA’s dominance is being challenged and get the scoop on IBM’s strategic moves.

Discover the latest innovation from Samsung Foundry with their next-gen GAA process expected in the Galaxy Watch 7. TechInsights analysts provide insights from the Samsung Galaxy Unpacked Conference, building on last year's groundbreaking SF3E process technology.

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In the realm of integrated circuit design, scaling plays a pivotal role in driving technological advancement. Initially spurred by Moore's Law in 1965, which highlighted the economic feasibility of cramming more components into circuits, scaling has since evolved through constant innovation.

FinFET transistors, or Fin Field Effect Transistors, have revolutionized advanced semiconductor manufacturing by replacing planar FET transistors, starting with Intel's 22nm technology and later adopted by other foundries at the 16nm node.

Intel's i3 Process at the VLSI Technology Symposium: A Comparative Analysis Discover Intel's latest i3 process unveiled at the VLSI Technology Symposium, showcasing advancements in semiconductor technology. With enhanced transistor density and tailored variants for diverse applications like client

TechInsights recently analyzed a new DDR5 DRAM chip from Micron Technology. This 32 Gb chip, capable of speeds up to 5,600 MT/s, doubles the capacity of its 16 Gb predecessor and features a significantly larger die size.