Ramish Zafar is a Senior Editor at Wccftech. He has transitioned from covering high-end gadgets to focusing on pressing issues within the tech industry, including earnings reports and analytical pieces on tech companies. Ramish is featured in Wccftech, where he explores themes related to technology, hardware, and software.
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By: Ramish Zafar
Investment bank Morgan Stanley believes that even though building a data center with NVIDIA's Blackwell GPUs costs twice as much as building one
By: Ramish Zafar
As it ramps up its 18A manufacturing process technology and seeks to attract external customers for the technology, Intel is purportedly aggressively selling the chips to its PC partners as well, according to a report from The Nikkei Asian Review. The 18A process is at the center of media attention these days due to Apple's interest in the technology, and the aggressive sales strategies by Intel are forcing its partners to redesign their products in order to accommodate the new chips, says the report. Intel Ships Latest 18A CPUs Along With Older Chips, Say PC Manufacturers The biggest news surrounding […]
By: Ramish Zafar
In a fresh interview, Intel's CEO Lip-Bu Tan candidly discussed his firm's current market position and the mistakes made under the previous position.
By: Ramish Zafar
While AI GPU giant NVIDIA's chips are widely believed to offer superior total cost of ownership (TCO) compared to custom AI chip alternatives, analysts
By: Ramish Zafar
After NVIDIA's chief financial officer Collette Kress confirmed during her firm's latest earnings call that not only had NVIDIA secured US approval
By: Ramish Zafar
With the Computex 2026 trade show in Taiwan coming up, analysts from GF Securities are confident that NVIDIA will address the latest trend in the AI computing industry at the event.
By: Ramish Zafar
NVIDIA CFO Collette Kress blames other firms for suffering in the ongoing memory shortage.
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US memory giant Micron believes that the shortage in the memory market when it comes to HBM, NAND and DRAM products will last well beyond calendar year 2026.
By: Ramish Zafar
After Huawei made a big announcement earlier this week about its Tau scaling technology, through which it aims to achieve a transistor density
By: Ramish Zafar
Higher memory prices are expected to make their impact on the PC and server markets in the second half of this year and the first quarter of 2027, says investment bank UBS.
