Author: Richard Gordon

Richard Gordon, Vice President & Practice Lead, Semiconductors at The Futurum Group shares his insights on news reports that Arm, the world’s largest provider of semiconductor intellectual property (IP) cores, is reportedly planning to enter chip production, with plans to launch its own in-house designed server CPU by mid-2025.
Richard Gordon, Vice President & Practice Lead, Semiconductors at The Futurum Group shares his insights on news reports that OpenAI is finalizing its first in-house designed chip to support its AI systems. The move reflects a broader trend among tech giants such as Amazon, Meta, Google, and Microsoft who have increasingly turned to custom-designed chips to address their unique application needs. OpenAI’s foray into chip development signals its intent to gain more control over its technology stack and reduce dependence on suppliers such as NVIDIA.
Revenue in Line With Expectations; Stronger Backlog, New Product Ramps, and Double-Digit Growth in New FPGAs Set a Positive Tone for FY 2025
Richard Gordon, VP & Practice Lead, Semiconductors at The Futurum Group, highlights Lattice Semiconductor’s Q4 FY 2024 results, covering Nexus and Avant growth, market stabilization, and expanding software capabilities driving future performance.
The Latest Earnings Reinforce Arm’s Competitive Momentum, Driven by the Increasing Integration of Its Technology in AI Workloads and High-Performance Computing
Richard Gordon, VP & Practice Lead, Semiconductors at The Futurum Group, examines Arm’s Q3 FY 2025 earnings, highlighting AI-driven royalty growth, Compute Subsystem expansion, and key AI collaborations.
Richard Gordon, VP & Practice Lead for Semiconductors at The Futurum Group, shares his insights on the global market for AI Processors and Accelerators for Data Center, which continued its strong growth to record $26.7B in revenue in Q3 2024.

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