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A recentstudy by Juniper Researchprojects that the post-quantum cryptography (PQC) market will expand from $1.2 billion in 2026 to $13 billion by 2035, with a compound annual growth rate of 30%.This growth is driven by emerging regulations and sustained R&D aimed at preparing for “Q-Day,” when quantum computers could break current encryption. The study examines technology adoption across 61 countr
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says company now has zero market share in China Daniel Howley · Technology Editor Mon, May 4, 2026 at 8:08 AM PDT 2 min read 118 NVDA +1.75% AMD +11.44% Explore stocks on Coinbase Trading disclosure Nvidia (NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang said the company’s market share in China has dropped to zero. Huang made the comment during an interview on an episode of the Special Competitive
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semiengineering.com 2026-04-16 Bryon Moyer
They're necessary, but insufficient for a marketplace.
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eetimes.com 2026-04-03 Emily Newton
Hardware shortages are stimulating the AI chip counterfeit market. Experts believe a hardware root of trust could alleviate authenticity and security challenges.
2026-04-02
eetimes.com 2026-04-02 Zaheer Ali
Why transatlantic execution, not transatlantic symbolism, now matters to the electronics and semiconductor supply chain.
2026-03-25
eetimes.com 2026-03-25 Pablo Valerio
The economics of the global memory market are being fundamentally rewritten by the AI supercycle and catastrophic Middle East supply disruptions.
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Industrial factories are likely to become the first major market for robots at scale, according to Rafael Sotomayor, NXP President and CEO, who said manufacturers want stable systems, dependable performance, and clear financial returns. This view suggests that the earliest gains from robotics may come in places where efficiency improvements are easiest to measure.