(Reuters) -Nvidia's new Blackwell AI chips, which have already faced delays, have encountered problems with accompanying servers that overheat, causing some customers to worry they will not have ...

Some of that was due to injury, but injuries weren't the only reason that the Jays bullpen ranked dead last in fWAR and 29th in ERA. They were worse than the 121-loss Chicago White Sox in both ...

TOKYO -- The Japanese government will provide at least 10 trillion yen ($65 billion) in support through fiscal 2030 to boost the semiconductor and artificial intelligence industries under plans ...

"Since Taiwan has regulations to protect its own technologies, TSMC cannot produce 2-nanometer chips overseas currently," he said. "Although TSMC plans to make 2-nanometer chips [abroad] in the ...

SoftBank Group is the first customer to use Nvidia's Blackwell chips, which will be used to develop an artificial intelligence supercomputer in Japan. The companies plan to build the system ...

The Toronto Blue Jays are reportedly going to be big buyers this winter. Toronto did everything in its power to salvage some hope after a disastrous 2024 campaign. Rather than blowing up the ...

The 2024 season could not have gone much worse for the Toronto Blue Jays. They just missed out on signing Shohei Ohtani, and responded to that near miss by winning just 74 games and finishing in ...

SoftBank Group Corp. will be the first to build a supercomputer with chips using Nvidia Corp.’s new Blackwell design, a demonstration of the Japanese company’s ambitions to catch up on AI.

Maybe Juan Soto to the Toronto Blue Jays isn't such a long shot after all. USA Today's Bob Nightengale predicts that Toronto will land his services — and for a hefty price tag. While the New ...

For the second straight off-season, Toronto Blue Jays fans have been given hope they might be able to land one of baseball's top superstars in free agency. Last winter it was two-way sensation ...

“It was good for the business, but the supply chain was not able to handle.” Since then, he added, “a lot” of investment has been made to increase the production capacity of chips.

New Zealanders chomped through over $1 billion of potatoes last year - mostly in the form of chips or frozen fries. The stat cames from Fresh Facts 2024, an annual report from pan sector group United ...