The Latest Breaking News from Semiconductor

Advanced Micro Devices’ (AMD) outlook for the third quarter was weaker than expected. Moreover, the company’s second-quarter performance was hampered by weak PC sales. However, given the semiconductor industry’s solid growth prospects, it could be worth investing in fundamentally strong semiconductor stocks Applied Materials (AMAT), Marvell Technology (MRVL), STMicroelectronics (STM),…

This year's impressive rally in semiconductor stocks has hit a speed bump over the last month, creating opportunities to add exposure to the group. Here are 3 stocks worth considering on the pullback.

The semiconductor industry is poised for long-term growth, supported by the growing usage of consumer electronics and rising focus on electric vehicles and renewable energy. While leading semiconductor stocks Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) and Photronics (PLAB) should benefit from the industry tailwinds, let us determine which is a more lucrative…

Hedge funds have been selling shares of Intel (INTC ) and buying up rivals, such as Nvidia (NVDA ) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD ). According to data from 13F filings, more shares of Intel were sold by funds than any other company besides Nokia Oyj. Sentiment has recently soured...

Despite the best efforts of CEO Pat Gelsinger, Intel was not able to secure regulatory approval for its $5.4 billion purchase of Tower Semiconductor. The deal has now been terminated by both sides.

Intel will not pursue acquisition of Tower Semiconductor following delay of Chinese review.

Intel is terminating a $5.4 billion agreement to acquire Israeli chip manufacturer Tower Semiconductor after China failed to sign off on the deal amid deteriorating US-China relations

U.S. sanctions against the Chinese semiconductor sector set it back by at least a decade, says founder of Chinese wafer fab equipment maker.

During the Aspen Security Forum 2023, Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger listed reasons why he believes the company deserves more cash from the CHIPS Act.

The tech sector has had a breakout year already, but analysts are still looking for significant upside from a few notable big-cap names. Here's a look at what Wall Street is expecting from Alibaba, Advanced Micro Devices, and Taiwan Semiconductor.

Intel agreed to purchase Tower Semiconductor for $5.4 billion, but the deal has had to be pushed back twice. Today is the current deadline for the purchase, but it is unclear what will happen.