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Chinese Chip Firm Empyrean Says It Slashed Circuit Design Time By 75% Using Agentic AI Amidst Race To Agentic AI Semiconductor Design

Chinese electronic design automation (EDA) firm Empyrean Technology is using agentic artificial intelligence to accelerate its chip design process. The firm's chairman, Liu Weiping, shared the details at a conference in Shenzen, China, last week. His remarks come as Chinese firms continue to manage around the constraints levied on them through chip equipment sanctions. According to Weiping, his firm has managed to cut down design times for some tasks by as much as 75% through using agentic AI, and his comments came days before China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued a new development plan for the information and […]

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NVIDIA Rubin GPUs Bring 10x Increase in Agentic AI Performance Versus Blackwell as Its Architecture Gets Fully Unpacked, Featuring 336 billion Transistors

NVIDIA has fully disclosed its Rubin AI GPU architecture, bringing a monumental increase over Blackwell for the Agentic era. NVIDIA Reimagines Data Center With Its Rubin GPUs, Bringing The Fastest AI Performance In The World The Rubin GPU is at the heart of NVIDIA's next-generation data center platforms; it is a chip that took several years to make and is now finally entering general availability. With the first Rubin AI platforms already landing across the globe at major tech firms, it was high time that NVIDIA disclosed the full details of the architecture that went into making this supercharged AI […]

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Agentic AI Is Pulling CPUs Back Into the Spotlight, and Major Supplier’s Substrate Order Book Proves It

The rise in demand for CPUs for agentic AI computing appears to be affecting the substrate supply chain as well. Media and analyst attention shifted to CPUs following Intel's earnings report earlier this year, which saw the firm claim that the requirements of agentic AI computing would reinvigorate the focus of AI companies on CPUs. Now, data from Japanese printed circuit board (PCB) manufacturer Ibiden's data shows that the impact of this demand is already being felt upstream in the supply chain as the firm forecasts a bump in demand for its general-purpose server products in 2026. Evolution In AI […]

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AMD’s Lisa Su Pushes Back on GPU Cannibalization Fears, Calling Agentic AI’s CPU Surge β€˜Largely Additive’ to Accelerator Demand

AMD Has Begun Sampling MI450 GPUs & Also Engaged With Customers On MI500, Largest AI Deployments Are For Inference

During her firm's fourth quarter earnings call, AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su discussed the company's AI growth, the impact of agentic AI on her firm's business and competition in the AI CPU market. AMD's earnings call comes at a time when CPUs are believed to be playing a crucial role in the AI industry due the growth in agentic AI workloads. AMD's larger rival Intel saw its shares close 23% higher last month following its earnings report which saw a major profit beat and CEO Lip-Bu Tan explain the importance of CPUs in today's world. AMD CEO Discusses CPU Market […]

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Arm and AMD Poised to Eat Intel’s Lunch in Agentic AI Era, Analyst Warns, as CPU Core Counts Could Jump 5x Per GPU

An ARM chip displayed in close-up with a gradient lighting effect.

The growth in agentic AI software will lead to high demand for CPUs in the AI era, believes investment bank UBS. In an investment note, the bank explains that agentic AI increases the workload for processors. It adds that this workload typically favors firms that offer chips with higher cores and are able to cater to power efficiency. As a result, UBS outlines that in the era of agentic AI workloads, chips from Arm and then AMD are slated to benefit the most, with Intel also benefiting as the total addressable market (TAM) grows. Agentic AI Workloads To Favor CPUs […]

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