Tag: Phoenix, Arizona

HardwareStartupsTechnology

Newark Unveils Centralized Hub for Development Kits and Embedded Tools

Newark has introduced The DevKit HQ, a centralized digital resource for engineering professionals seeking development kits and embedded tools. The platform responds to survey findings that identify kit selection as a significant challenge in the design process. Engineers can now access thousands of kits, technical documents, and comparison tools in one location.

New Platform Addresses Engineering Development Challenges

Newark, operating as an Avnet company, has reportedly launched The DevKit HQ, a new online resource designed to consolidate evaluation boards, development kits, single-board computers, tools, and technical documentation into a single accessible platform. The initiative, announced in Phoenix on October 23, 2025, aims to streamline the engineering development process by providing a centralized destination for discovery and comparison of embedded computing solutions.

by Darren Holt
SemiconductorsTechnology

NVIDIA Begins US Production of Blackwell AI Chips at TSMC Arizona Facility

NVIDIA has unveiled its first Blackwell wafer manufactured domestically at TSMC’s Arizona facility, according to reports. The company reportedly aims to strengthen its US manufacturing footprint amid global supply chain considerations, with CEO Jensen Huang calling it a historic moment for American chip production.

Domestic Manufacturing Milestone for AI Chips

NVIDIA has revealed what sources indicate is the first wafer for its Blackwell architecture manufactured in the United States, according to company announcements. The hardware was reportedly assembled at TSMC‘s semiconductor manufacturing facility in Phoenix, Arizona, marking a significant step in NVIDIA‘s efforts to strengthen domestic production capabilities for its advanced AI chips.

by Natalie Brooks
ManufacturingSemiconductors

TSMC Accelerates 2nm Chip Production Timeline, Expands US Manufacturing Footprint in Arizona

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is accelerating its most advanced 2-nanometer chip technology, with volume production now expected by late 2025. The chipmaker is also upgrading its Arizona facility to produce cutting-edge N2 processors years ahead of schedule.

Advanced Chip Manufacturing Timeline Accelerated

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is moving faster than anticipated to bring its next-generation semiconductor technology to market, according to recent reports. Industry analysts suggest the world’s largest contract chipmaker will begin volume production of its 2-nanometer process nodes before the end of 2025, significantly ahead of the original schedule.

by Natalie Brooks
ManufacturingSemiconductorsTrade

TSMC Accelerates U.S. Expansion With Advanced 2nm Chip Production in Arizona Facilities

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company is reportedly accelerating its U.S. operations with plans to introduce cutting-edge 2nm chip production in Arizona. Sources indicate the expansion includes additional land acquisition and advanced manufacturing capabilities to meet extraordinary AI-driven demand from American clients.

Major U.S. Expansion Plans

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is reportedly planning a significant acceleration of its Arizona operations, according to recent earnings call discussions. Sources indicate the chip manufacturing giant is preparing to secure a second large land parcel near its existing facilities to support expanded production capacity. The expansion appears driven by extraordinary demand from American technology companies seeking domestic semiconductor manufacturing capabilities.

by Natalie Brooks