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   LogicMonitor adds multi-agent investigations to Edwin AI at Elevate

   At its Elevate event in Chicago, LogicMonitor detailed enhancements to its Edwin AI offering, including multi-agent investigations, integration with existing workflows, governed automation, and integrations with Catchpoint and OpenTelemetry. The company said GlobalFoundries cut alert noise by 98% through Edwin AI and reached 98% observability modernization deployment in six months, while managed service providers described an AI agent that identified a technical issue in roughly three minutes after engineers had spent 40 to 50 hours on it. LogicMonitor also said 95% of its employees adopted ChatGPT within four months and created more than 2,000 custom GPTs in the first year, with an AI sales assistant saving staff half a day each week. Note that theCUBE is a paid media partner for the event, and the performance figures come from vendor and customer accounts.

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   Singapore Q3 GDP grows 5.4% on AI boom, second only to Taiwan

   Singapore's advance estimates show third-quarter GDP rose 5.4% year on year, slower than the second quarter's 6.2% but still strong, with manufacturing up 7.5% and construction up 8.8% as data-centre building provided a key lift. The Economic Development Board says about 10% of the world's chips and roughly 20% of semiconductor equipment are made in Singapore, where semiconductors account for about 6% of GDP, with Micron, GlobalFoundries and UMC among the manufacturers based there. The Monetary Authority of Singapore said tech-related industries contributed about 75% of the quarter's year-on-year growth, and forecast that AI-related orders and capacity expansion will keep supporting growth for now while global AI-driven activity may cool towards the second half of 2027; it also warned that persistent inflation and high interest rates could weigh on consumption and investment. The IMF expects Singapore's full-year growth to reach 5%, behind only Taiwan among advanced economies.

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   MemSilicon tapes out MountTai 2026, a 1Gb RRAM chip

   MemSilicon said on October 12 that it completed tape-out of MountTai 2026, its first high-density, large-capacity RRAM chip built on a 1TnR cell approach, and is now moving to verification. The chip uses a 28nm CMOS platform and a 1T4R structure — one select transistor shared by four resistive memory cells — with 1Gb per die, a density of 30Mb/mm², access latency under 20ns and on-chip hardware error correction. MemSilicon says the device balances large capacity, high density and fast reads, and is pursuing three product lines: embedded RRAM IP, high-density large-capacity RRAM, and hybrid compute-in-memory combining RRAM with DRAM.

   量子位（原生 RSS） · 🔥 0
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   GlobalFoundries unveils 7nm-class FDX Fusion FD-SOI node for edge AI, production in 2028

   GlobalFoundries announced FDX Fusion, a new FD-SOI platform unveiled in Dresden, Germany, claiming 7nm-class digital performance and more than double the logic density of its 22FDX process introduced in 2015, aimed at automotive, industrial, robotics, sensors and edge AI applications that prioritize low power and high integration. The technology combines planar transistors, FD-SOI substrates and back-end interconnect innovations, and supports RF, analog and mixed-signal circuitry, embedded nonvolatile memory and in-memory computing, with processor IP planned for MIPS, ARC and RISC-V architectures. GlobalFoundries plans initial demo silicon in early 2027, a first PDK in mid-2027 and production in Dresden in 2028; BMW, Bosch, Infineon, NXP, Siemens and Tesla expressed interest, though only Infineon confirmed collaboration on future 7nm-class technology for radar and wireless communications.

   Tom’s Hardware · 🔥 0

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