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jonpeddie.com > news > q226-pc-graphics-aib-shipments-increased-10-from-last-quarter-to-12-million-units

Q2’26 PC graphics AIB shipments increased 10% from last quarter to 12 million units

4+ day, 23+ hour ago   (250+ words) Data center GPU boards were up an average of 11.5% from last quarter. According to the latest research report from Jon Peddie Research, the growth of the global PC-based graphics add-in board market reached 12.5 million units in Q2’26, and desktop PC CPUs…...


jonpeddie.com > news > biren-revenue-surges-nearly-2000

Biren revenue surges nearly 2,000%

5+ day, 5+ hour ago   (206+ words) China's GPGPU champion scales fast. Gross margin came in at 42.7%, up 10.8 percentage points year on year, driven mainly by stronger revenue from cloud training products. Net loss narrowed to $56.1 million, inside the guided range of $47.6 million to $59.5 million and 76.4% tighter…...


jonpeddie.com > news > cix-technology-has-nearly-rmb-1-billion-riding-on-the-agent-cpu

CIX Technology has nearly RMB 1 billion riding on the ‘agent CPU’

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (463+ words) Introduces the CIX ClawCore family, aimed explicitly at systems running AI agents and related workloads. Chinese processor developer CIX Technology has completed a Series B financing round worth nearly 1 billion RMB (roughly $140–150 million), giving the five-year-old company more money to…...


jonpeddie.com > news > nvidia-invests-3-5b-in-mediatek

Nvidia invests $3.5B in MediaTek – Jon Peddie Research

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (197+ words) Another slice of Nvidia’s cake. Figure 1. The bank of Nvidia incorporates MediaTek tech. Both companies frame this as multi-generational, not a single product cycle, spanning AI infrastructure, local AI computing, and automotive together. The bonds close the financial chapter of…...


jonpeddie.com > news > nvidia-financial-results-for-q226-fy27

Nvidia financial results for Q2’26–FY’27

2+ week, 4+ day ago   (289+ words) Nvidia is shifting from a tech company to a finance company. Figure 1. Nvidia’s sales and profits over time. (Source: Nvidia/JPR) Figure 2. Data Center sales continue to overwhelm all other segments of Nvidia’s business. (Source: Nvidia/JPR) Future commitments by…...


jonpeddie.com > news > micron-and-qualcomm-chase-memory-differently

Micron and Qualcomm chase memory differently

3+ week, 20+ min ago   (486+ words) Two architectures, one memory bottleneck; Infineon and Rambus also have views. Micron builds a wider hierarchy Micron’s recently launched 256GB SOCAMM targets dense, serviceable server builds and gives systems far more memory per CPU than traditional RDIMMs support, running on Micron’s…...


jonpeddie.com > news > qualcomm-pushes-compute-next-to-memory

Qualcomm pushes compute next to memory

3+ week, 4+ hour ago   (211+ words) High Bandwidth Compute targets the memory wall. Figure 1. Compute capability climbed steeply for generations. Memory bandwidth grew far more slowly, and that gap increasingly sets real-world AI performance. (Source: Qualcomm) Qualcomm’s answer: Move logic next to memory Figure 2. Two philosophies:…...