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Tuesday, 8 September 2026

NVIDIA Announces CUDA Rust with cuda-oxide (SIMT) and cutile-rs (Tile) for Compile-Time-Safe GPU Kernels

MarkTechPost 1 month ago 4

NVIDIA announced CUDA Rust to let Rust be used for writing GPU kernel bodies, filling the gap where Rust could already launch CUDA kernels but not define the kernel code. The cutile-rs Tile track is already on crates.io and runs on stable Rust 1.89+ (requiring CUDA 13.3), while cuda-oxide is in early alpha with a pinned nightly. Both projects use Rust ownership/borrowing to reject buffer aliasing at compile time, with Tile currently more deployable than SIMT due to alpha status.

Taiwan leans on chip diplomacy as the US pushes for more factories on American soil

finance.yahoo.com 1 month ago 9

Taiwan highlighted its semiconductor role for AI at SEMICON Taiwan while signaling it will expand chip investment with partners amid US pressure to move more manufacturing to the United States. TSMC is investing $265 billion in Arizona, and Taiwan’s economy minister said Taiwanese firms plan an additional $20 billion of investment in the US. As a result, Taiwanese chipmakers are shifting toward making “with Taiwan” in partner countries and deepening ties with the EU to attract more investment through the bloc’s Chips Act 2.0.

“We have a chance to build Britain’s first one trillion dollar company,” says executive at top UK chip startup

Tech.eu 1 month ago 31

Carmen Alfonso Rico joined UK AI chip startup Fractile as VP of business operations and said it could become Britain’s first one trillion dollar company. Fractile is raising $600m at a $5.6bn valuation, according to Bloomberg. The company is positioning itself to compete with Nvidia in AI inference hardware, with specialized chips targeted for data centre deployment in 2027.

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