Insights

The semiconductor industry hasn’t been kind to Broadcom of late, and the firm reported in June that US-China trade tensions and the ban on business with Huawei would knock $2 billion off sales this year.

In the rush to adopt Internet of Things technology, innovative enterprises have left themselves vulnerable to cyber attacks and data theft.

As the sphere of innovation shifts from hardware to software, a new breed of programmable servers, storage gear and networking chips is being created.

Trade tensions, regulatory scrutiny, and falling demand for memory chips have dashed growth forecasts in the semiconductor industry.

Chipmaker Marvell has announced the purchase of Avera, the custom semiconductor manufacturer that was spun out from IBM’s chip-manufacturing unit GlobalFoundries in 2018.

As the fuel of the information economy, data is occupying an increasingly important role in business, and driving demand for high performance computers that can process this data faster than ever before.