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Qualcomm Wants More Automaker AI Share

Chip Makers Face New Restrictions

There’s a new race going on, the AI race.

With restrictions imposed on chip makers such as Nvidia and AMD from selling to China and Russia, the Biden-administration has imposed new restrictions laid out for “certain” parts of the Middle-East.

Qualcomm Wants More Automaker AI Share

As most of the headlines have been focused on chip darling Nvidia, Qualcomm is also betting hard on AI by trying to get more market share for the automated driving market.

Is the Freight Industry Bouncing Back?

Amid global recession fears, there’s signs the freight industry (at least U.S. freight industry) could be bouncing back.

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