Qualifying for the production process three months ahead of time, Samsung confirms that its plans to build 8 nanometer chips is ready to go. FULL STORY >

Designed specifically for use in the field of AI, Intel debuts its new Nervana Neural Network of processors. FULL STORY >

It's yet another step forward in Quantum Computing. FULL STORY >

Following the news of Waymo and Intel's announcement, Tesla and AMD have confirmed a partnership to create a chip designed for use in self-driving cars. FULL STORY >

Early in 2016, Huawei predicted the coming era of AI and proposed the concept of the superphone, implementing a strategy to coordinate AI development in terms of device, cloud and chip. In 2017, Huawei continued their efforts to develop an... FULL STORY >

Reported to be the chip that powers the forthcoming Mate 10, Huawei unveils its mobile AI-focused Kirin 970 CPU at IFA 2017 in Berlin. FULL STORY >

MeduaTek says its new Helio P23 and P30 deliver high performance LTE connections, power efficiency and support for next-generation dual-camera features. FULL STORY >

Intel expands its family of processors, by introducing the 8th Core offering that promises to deliver up to 40% more speed than its predecessor. FULL STORY >

The company's latest processor is designed to power mid-range devices and will serve up an octa-core setup, support dual lens cameras and provide LTE connectivity. FULL STORY >

The latest development marks a major milestone for IBM's Quantum computing division. FULL STORY >

Having done so for iPhone and iPad in the past couple years, Apple is reportedly considering making its own ARM-based chips for Mac devices too. FULL STORY >

In a bid to keep ahead of its competitors, Samsung is reportedly saving the bulk of Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chips for the Galaxy S8. FULL STORY >

First detailed in November last year, full details on Qualcomm's new Snapdragon 835 chip are still unknown. It now appears as if photography and VR will play a big part in its performance. FULL STORY >

With transistors as small as a water molecule according to Qualcomm, the company unveils its latest mobile chipset - the Snapdragon 835. FULL STORY >

Could this be Apple's version of exploding phablet batteries, or simply an anomaly? FULL STORY >