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Synopsys Unveils “AgentEngineer” to Automate Semiconductor Design

Key tasks in semiconductor design can now be automated with Synopsys AIpowered "AgentEngineer" technology. Engineering teams are having difficulty ke

Key tasks in semiconductor design can now be automated with Synopsys AIpowered "AgentEngineer" technology. Engineering teams are having difficulty keeping up with the growing needs as chip complexity increases, particularly with AI servers needing hundreds of interconnected chips. The software from Synopsys, which is extensively used in semiconductor design, attempts to reduce this load by letting AI agents take care of particular duties like circuit testing. These agents will eventually organise intricate chip and system designs, guaranteeing prompt product delivery. CEO Sassine Ghazi emphasised how engineers are under increasing strain because of growing complexity, deadlines, and expenses. The project is part of a larger movement to use AI to improve R&D productivity without greatly growing engineering staff. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 months ago          

Nvidia and xAI Join $30 Billion AI Infrastructure Partnership

The AI Infrastructure Partnership AIP, a group supported by Microsoft, BlackRock, and MGX, has welcomed Nvidia and Elon Musks xAI. The AIP aims to spe

The AI Infrastructure Partnership AIP, a group supported by Microsoft, BlackRock, and MGX, has welcomed Nvidia and Elon Musks xAI. The AIP aims to spend more than $30 billion on AI infrastructure projects around the United States. The goal of this project is to build energy facilities and data centres to meet the processing demands of sophisticated AI applications like ChatGPT. The collaboration intends to raise $100 billion over the next four years, including debt funding. Together, GE Vernova and NextEra Energy will provide these data centres with effective energy solutions. This action demonstrates the industrys strong endeavour to increase AI infrastructure and capabilities. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 months ago          

China Grants ZeroTariff Access to All Imports from Least Developed Countries

By enacting a zerotariff policy for all goods originating from Least Developed Countries LDCs on December 1, 2024, China has reaffirmed its commitment

By enacting a zerotariff policy for all goods originating from Least Developed Countries LDCs on December 1, 2024, China has reaffirmed its commitment to these countries. China is the first big country to grant such extensive tariff exemptions, and this policy is applicable to LDCs that have diplomatic ties with China. By strengthening their export capacities and better integrating them into the global economy, the program seeks to support economic growth in LDCs. China has further supported these nations involvement in international commerce by providing $490,000 to the World commerce Organizations LDCs and Accessions Programme. These actions are a component of Chinas larger plan to foster mutual prosperity and improve relations with developing countries. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 months ago          

Kenya Seeks New IMF Deal Amid Rising Debt Pressures

The ninth review under the current Extended Fund Facility EFF and Extended Credit Facility ECF programs has terminated as a result of Kenyas formal re

The ninth review under the current Extended Fund Facility EFF and Extended Credit Facility ECF programs has terminated as a result of Kenyas formal request to the International Monetary Fund IMF for a new financing program. The current $3.6 billion agreement, which was started in April 2021, was scheduled to expire the following month. However, in order to preserve economic stability, the Kenyan government is looking for ongoing IMF assistance because of rising debtservicing costs brought on by massive borrowing and the cancellation of planned tax increases after last years protests. The request has been accepted by the IMF, which will work with Kenyan officials to create a new scheme. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 months ago          

Deutsche Bank Grants DWS Exclusive Access to Private Credit Deals

To give it first dibs on private credit agreements, Deutsche Bank has teamed up with its asset management division, DWS. By enabling it to examine di

To give it first dibs on private credit agreements, Deutsche Bank has teamed up with its asset management division, DWS. By enabling it to examine direct lending, assetbased financing, and other private credit alternatives obtained by Deutsche Bank, this action seeks to enhance DWSs alternative investment offers. With big nonbank lenders like Apollo, KKR, and Blackstone controlling the market, the private lending industry is expanding quickly. Banks like Citi have also partnered with private credit managers to compete. Patrick Connors of Deutsche Bank will join DWS as Global Head of Private Credit as part of the project. With €110 billion in alternative assets under management, DWS aims to increase its presence in this profitable and cutthroat industry. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 months ago          

Alphabet Acquires Cybersecurity Firm Wiz for $32B in Biggest Deal Yet

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has agreed to pay $32 billion in cash to acquire cybersecurity startup Wiz, making this the companys largest a

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has agreed to pay $32 billion in cash to acquire cybersecurity startup Wiz, making this the companys largest acquisition to date. By making this calculated step, Google hopes to strengthen its cloud security products and become more competitive with rivals like Amazon and Microsoft. Founded in 2020, Wiz specialises in identifying security threats in cloud storage and has grown quickly, attaining a $30 billion valuation. Early investors are anticipated to receive large returns from the deal, with companies such as Sequoia Capital and Index Ventures standing to benefit greatly. The transaction highlights the growing significance of cybersecurity in the changing digital landscape, even in the face of possible regulatory scrutiny. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 months ago          

BOJ Holds Interest Rate at 0.5%, Citing Global Trade Uncertainties

In line with market forecasts, the Bank of Japan BOJ has kept its shortterm interest rate at 0.5%. This choice is a reflection of worries about possib

In line with market forecasts, the Bank of Japan BOJ has kept its shortterm interest rate at 0.5%. This choice is a reflection of worries about possible global economic slowdowns brought on by trade policies implemented by US President Donald Trump, which could jeopardise Japans exportbased economy. Due to uncertainty in the dynamics of global trade, policymakers remain cautious despite progress towards the BOJs 2% inflation target. The BOJ emphasised that although external trade policies further muddy Japans economic prospects, rising rice prices are also fuelling domestic inflation. Depending on how the U.S. tariff actions affect the state of the world economy, analysts predict that the BOJ may consider raising interest rates to 0.75% by the third quarter of 2025. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 months ago          

Nvidia Unveils DGX Spark & DGX Station NextGen Personal AI Supercomputers

Nvidia unveiled the DGX Spark and DGX Station, two personal AI supercomputers driven by the Grace Blackwell chip architecture, at GTC 2025. Researche

Nvidia unveiled the DGX Spark and DGX Station, two personal AI supercomputers driven by the Grace Blackwell chip architecture, at GTC 2025. Researchers and developers can train AI models locally with the DGX Spark, the smallest AI supercomputer in the world. Its GB10 Superchip can deliver up to 1,000 TOPS. With its 784GB of RAM and GB300 Ultra Desktop Superchip, the DGX Station can handle extensive AI training and inference. Additionally, it comes with the 800Gb/s ConnectX8 SuperNIC. Both platforms make it possible to switch between local and cloud AI workflows with ease. While the DGX Station will be offered later this year through partners including Dell, HP, Asus, and Lenovo, the DGX Spark has a starting price of about $3,000. Read More..

B2B Tech News | 3 months ago          



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