OpenAI revealed detailed benchmark results for its new AI inference chip, Jalapeño, showing it delivers higher token throughput and better energy efficiency than Nvidia's current state-of-the-art Blackwell system. Developed with Broadcom, Jalapeño minimizes data movement and communication delays to reduce bottlenecks in AI processing. The chip is expected to begin limited deployment by late 2026, with broader rollout in 2027, aiming to support a multigenerational AI platform integrating models, chips, and memory for improved performance and low latency.
Broadcom Inc. shares have been roughly flat year-to-date but have underperformed recently, dropping 15% since a previous sell recommendation. The company faces increasing competition in the custom AI ASIC market, where it once held a dominant 70% sha...
Micron, Broadcom, and CoreWeave are leading the AI semiconductor and cloud infrastructure surge, each with bullish price targets for 2027. Micron aims for $1,200 driven by strong memory demand and $100 billion in contracted revenue. Broadcom targets ...
Broadcom is rated a hold ahead of its September 2 earnings report due to high market expectations, strong AI-driven revenue growth, but declining gross margins. The company’s AI semiconductor revenue rose 143% year-over-year in Q2, with over 70% mark...
As AI infrastructure expands, the demand for data movement between chips and data centers grows, spotlighting the connectivity layer as a key profit area. Arista Networks leads in Ethernet switching with strong revenue growth and a bullish outlook, B...
OpenAI announced its first in-house AI accelerator chip, Jalapeño, which reportedly outperforms Nvidia's Blackwell-generation systems in AI inference tasks, delivering up to 1.9 times more throughput and significantly lower latency. The chip, develop...
