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The semiconductor market sees steady growth driven by consumer demand and technological advancements. At the same time, chip manufacturing equipment anticipates expansion with rising demand for intricate IC designs. Hence, fundamentally strong chip stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Infineon Technologies (IFNNY), and STMicroelectronics (STM) might be solid buys this year. Read…

Despite surging demand for AI chips, NVIDIA (NVDA) may have limited upside due to macroeconomic challenges and its elevated valuation. So, investors might consider grabbing chip stocks Skyworks Solutions (SWKS), ROHM Co (ROHCY), and SMART Global Holdings (SGH), which possess the potential to outperform NVDA. Read on….

The semiconductor industry is thriving due to the growing demand for technologies and government incentives. In light of this, which of the two stocks, Intel Corporation (INTC) and QUALCOMM Incorporated (QCOM), holds superior prospects for returns this year? Let’s find out….

Millions of people offline, banks knocked out and the world's most advanced semiconductor industry paralysed -- Taiwan's doomsday scenario includes not just invading Chinese troops but also a wave of attacks against its cyber infrastructure.

Semiconductor stocks exposed to the automotive market have hit a rough patch, but it could be short-lived, Intel's CEO said at CES 2024.

Tesla launched the updated Model 3 in North America. Taiwan Semiconductor and HP Enterprise also were in the news.

Tata Group will build a semi-conductor factory at Dholera in Gujarat, Tata Sons Chairman N Chandrasekaran said on January 10.

With an expanding memory sector and a rising demand for AI and high-performance computing, the chip industry anticipates significant growth. In light of this, which of the two stocks, Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) or NVIDIA Corp (NVDA), could generate better returns this year? Let’s find out.

Scientists overcame a limitation in graphene to harness the material as a working semiconductor at terahertz frequencies with 10 times the mobility of silicon.