Semiconductors

WISeKey will combine its post-quantum cryptography and digital identity capabilities with Hedera's distributed ledger to support machine-to-machine authentication.

NASDAQ-listed AGMH says mass production of all-flash servers has begun, with significant delivery volume growth expected in the second half of 2026.

Analysts say a strong result alone will not satisfy investors, who want a major guidance upgrade well above Broadcom's current $100bn AI revenue target.

Ambarella has appointed Macnica as an authorised distributor for its CV- and N-series edge AI SoCs across the Americas and EMEA.

Ambarella has engaged Capgemini to build a global Edge and Physical AI Centre of Excellence, targeting enterprise deployments across retail, logistics, and automotive.

Microchip and Marelli have jointly demonstrated ASA Motion Link, an open-standard SerDes solution for streaming video to automotive displays.

Soitec has upgraded its Q2'27 revenue growth forecast to around 50% year-on-year as Photonics-SOI demand accelerates sharply.

The NYSE-listed components maker grew industrial segment sales 27% year-on-year, driven by data centre demand, but higher costs widened its net loss

The go-to-market agreement gives Classiq's hardware-agnostic platform access to Taiwan's semiconductor, research and academic communities via Scientek's distribution

The partners report a 40% memory area shrink and up to 60% power reduction versus SRAM, with lead-customer access planned for early 2027.

Anaqua's 2026 Semiconductor Patent Report finds AI-chip filings outpaced broader semiconductor patenting by nearly 40 percentage points over five years.

AMD silicon is in production, Together AI has contracted 250MW and HUMAIN shipped three products. Two widely repeated capacity figures do not survive checking.

Lenovo has produced its first laptop in Riyadh, with mass production due late 2026 as part of its ALAT partnership and Vision 2030 alignment.

The $10bn AMD-HUMAIN partnership has released a pre-configured AI compute bundle targeting Saudi businesses beginning their AI deployments.

AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs and Cisco Silicon One networking are now serving production workloads in Saudi Arabia under a joint venture targeting 1 GW by

Saudi PIF-backed HUMAIN and Silicon Valley startup KORA Systems will co-develop HUMAIN OS, an AI-native Linux platform targeting enterprise availability in 2027.

The two semiconductor firms are deepening collaboration across cloud AI factories, local computing and automotive, backed by a $3.5bn NVIDIA convertible bond stake in

The three-way joint venture has activated production AI compute in the Kingdom, with up to 1 GW of capacity targeted by 2030.

Saudi Arabia says it has exported more than 3,000 locally built servers, as the Kingdom reframes itself from data centre customer to infrastructure producer.

NXP's board has approved a $1.014 per share interim dividend payable 8 October, citing confidence in long-term cash flow generation.