The Latest Breaking News from Semiconductor

The Taiwan quake renews concerns about having too much leading-edge semiconductor manufacturing located in one region.

Intel stock fell Wednesday after the chipmaker disclosed worse-than-expected financials for its nascent foundry business.

The U.S. government clarified its semiconductor export restrictions to better explain what computer systems and hardware are impacted. It also has metrics that detail the restrictions, which were initially misinterpreted.

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Taiwan earthquake impacts chip production, causing supply chain disruptions in Asia.

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Intel discloses a billion operating loss in its chip-making unit, raising concerns in the tech industry and among investors.

Rapidus, a Japan-based company developing 2nm process technology and aiming to commercialize it in 2027, will receive a huge government grant for its ongoing projects. The Japanese government will support Rapidus with subsidies totaling ¥590 billion yen ($3.89 billion). In addition to developing its 2nm production node and spending on…

General Motors (GM) faces challenges in US auto sales due to supply chain disruptions and semiconductor shortages. Despite this, GM remains committed to in...

South Korea's March exports rise driven by semiconductor chip sales, despite falling short of expectations. Government measures support economic recovery a...

Samsung will use 400 million liters of purified sewage water a day in its chip production.