PUFsecurity Says AI Agent Trust Starts in Silicon
PUFsecurity says AI agents need hardware roots of trust to verify device identity, system integrity and protected credentials.
Advancements in semiconductor technology, GPU development, and data center infrastructure that power AI computing capabilities.
PUFsecurity says AI agents need hardware roots of trust to verify device identity, system integrity and protected credentials.
KONST raised $30 million in Series B funding led by ADATA Technology to expand AI data centers across Asia and develop its compute delivery platform.
Senao Networks introduced five x86 server models for enterprise computing and AI workloads across data centers and edge locations.
GlobalFoundries plans to develop and manufacture its FDX Fusion chip platform in Dresden. A €1.1 billion expansion will raise the site's annual capacity to more than one million 300 mm wafers by the end of 2028.
CollPlant plans to use proceeds from a $3.7 million private placement to support LightSolver's laser based computing architecture and Laser Processing Unit technology.
Acbel will present power shelves for 800V, ±400V and 50V DC architectures at the OCP Global Summit 2026.
Viega's ProPress Stainless and MegaPress Stainless piping products have received OCP Accepted status and joined the Open Compute Project Marketplace.
DC Market Insights forecasts the global AI chip market will grow from $185.26 billion in 2025 to $677.59 billion by 2035, as inference and custom silicon account for more spending.
LiquidJet Diamond uses an integrated diamond spreader to cool GPU hotspots. Frore Systems says it can deliver 30% to 35% more AI tokens per watt than a traditional skived coldplate.
Old World Industries and Integrity Systems are combining heat transfer fluids with continuous monitoring and predictive diagnostics for AI data center cooling systems.
Delta Electronics will present power, microgrid and liquid cooling systems for AI data centers at the OCP Global Summit 2026 in San Jose.
Architect Digital has launched a free platform that lets US residents find proposed AI data centers, register their views and organize locally.
Scality AI Inference Factory combines open weight models, inference serving, workload controls and shared storage for running AI on infrastructure owned by customers.
Xsight Labs introduces the E1L, a programmable data processing unit that supports up to 200 Gbps networking with configurable power from 25 to 40 watts.
The compact workstation runs large AI models locally using an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ PRO 495 processor and up to 192GB of unified memory.
Green Badger introduced free AI tools that prepare site and water assessments for LEED projects. The company also combined its sustainable construction products in one platform.
A DIGITIMES Intelligence report examines the shift toward 800 VDC power distribution as AI racks require more electricity. It also assesses the roles of gallium nitride and silicon carbide components.
Airoha will demonstrate a gateway processor that supports 50 Gbps transmission in each direction, Wi-Fi 8 and local AI tools for network diagnostics.
North Dakota has 17 data centers in development, compared with 15 operating facilities, as low electricity prices and available grid capacity attract AI computing projects.
Microelectronics US named a 19 member steering committee for its inaugural conference in Austin, scheduled for May 4 to 5, 2027.