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During the Tech Freedom Summit's panel discussion, Global Tech Security – Developing a Strategy for the Free World, Steve Pinkos, Senior Director at Intel, underscores the intertwined nature of economic and national security in the tech world. Intel Corporation's significant investments in the U.S. semiconductor manufacturing sector, $30 billion in Ohio and up to $30 billion expanding in Arizona, highlight the importance of securing our supply chain. But it's not just about maintaining America’s position as innovators and leaders on the global stage, especially in challenging markets, it’s also about boosting national security, and making sure technology advances freedom. Watch the full discussion HERE: https://lnkd.in/dUVU-d-D

Semiconductors are a vital resource in the pursuit of U.S. national security and economic prosperity. When I served in the State Department my team received the charge to onshore TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company). This effort became the largest onshoring in U.S. history, $12 billion, and it ensured U.S. domestic production of chips that were formerly only available in Taiwan, an area with significant political and military intervention risks. The U.S. onshoring of TSMC has inspired an industry ecosystem and brought tens of thousands in jobs and billions in trusted technology investments. When it comes to our national security and protecting our freedoms, the value of our investments has been enormous. The passage of the CHIPS and Science Act has already brought over $300 billion of announced or committed investments across our great nation and I truly believe we are just getting started. Intel: $20 billion in Arizona and $100 billion in Ohio chip plants Samsung: $17 billion chip plant in Texas Micron: $100 billion for a semiconductor fabrication facility which will bring an estimated 9,000 jobs over the next two decades and 40,000 construction and supply chain jobs Texas Instruments: $9 billion in ecosystems and suppliers.

Global uncertainty and shifting geopolitics add complexity to the already difficult task of managing the IP components of large-scale semiconductor projects. In this article, Methodics IPLM founder, Simon Butler, explains how adopting comprehensive IP geofencing can protect valuable technology without slowing project velocity or hindering team collaboration.

Thousands of team members from around the world all have a hand in designing innovative semiconductor technology that moves, stores, processes and secures the world’s data. What keeps this ever-evolving global organization grounded and in sync? It’s our people and how they uphold our core behaviors: act with integrity and treat everyone with respect; execute […] The post There’s Only One Way to Design the Technology of Tomorrow…Together appeared first on Marvell Blog | We’re Building the Future of Data Infrastructure.

It’s more important now than ever to keep data and computing secure, which is why #IntelTrustAuthority is such a big innovation in the future of #confidentialcomputing. In this episode of #WhatThatMeans, I’m joined by Nikhil Deshpande, its General Manager, and Raghu Yeluri, its Chief Architect, to discuss how Intel® Trust Authority works, who can benefit from it, and where it’s going next. Check it out! Watch the conversation here: https://buff.ly/3ELFnl5 Full audio is here: https://buff.ly/45XlinG

Looking forward to moderating this important discussion at the Global Semiconductor Alliance's 2024 Tech Summit with semiconductor executives regarding the challenges posed by the industry's talent shortage and potential solutions. Suzanne Plummer AMD Balaji Baktha Ventana Micro Systems #semiconductors #talentmanagement #immigration #mobility #startups #Fragomensemiconductors #semiconductorindustry #technology

Some of tomorrow’s biggest digital disruptions are likely to result from technologies that today seem far off or downright scary. What's a better way to spend your Halloween than reading Gartner's list of seven disruptive technologies you might not see coming. https://lnkd.in/g4iAXcNV . #digitalmarketing #disruptivetechnologies #disruptivetech

Open standards are key to innovation! Amazing to see two of the most innovative companies in the world joining hands to accelerate bringing standard-based AI solutions to the industry! #Innovation #openstandards

As #automation continues to evolve, NXP teams based in Hamburg, Munich, and Dresden are leading the way towards #innovation!🚀 These teams are focused on fast-tracking and enhancing the development and implementation of automated driving, communication technologies, and post-quantum cryptography. 👏Now more than ever, staying on the cutting edge of these technologies is important to stay competitive. 💪 #technology #NXP #automateddriving #AI #PostQuantumCryptography #FutureTech #Collaboration https://lnkd.in/eGFEHEr3

AMD more than doubled its data center business in the most recent quarter. 115% YoY growth. And: MI300 quarterly revenue exceeded $1 billion for the first time. There’s much discuss on how hyperscalers and other enterprise companies are using AMD’s AI accelerator. And that, in turn, speaks to the efforts AMD is making to chip away at a market where Nvidia will likely have $100 billion in sales, AMD is fighting to get above $4 billion and Intel is bringing up the rear with $500 million in 2H 2024. Fortunately we will get the chance to ask and discuss. I’m very focused on why MI300 might get chosen over Hopper (Blackwell) or Gaudi. AMD CEO Dr. Lisa Su joins us live on Bloomberg Technology show tomorrow - 11:10ET