The Latest Breaking News from Semiconductor

SIA expects U.S. semiconductor production capacities to grow at the highest pace in the world thanks to CHIPS and Science Act.

As the market rides out some volatility, here are three underperforming Nasdaq-100 stocks investors might consider buying on the dip this May.

The main indexes closed higher Monday after a bull call on Micron boosted several large-cap chipmakers.

The Biden administration has released a notice of funding opportunity for a yet-unchosen organization to start an institute studying "digital twin" technology, virtual modelization of real-world manufacturing facilities.

Wall Street believes these two growth stocks will soar, driven by the demand for their products.

South Korean semiconductor giant SK Hynix said Friday its entire 2024 production of high-end memory chips was sold out and most of next year's line was gone too, reflecting the huge demand for cutting-edge AI hardware.

Copper and gold prices have reached an all-time high, forcing many Chinese semiconductor companies to increase prices across the board.

The chip industry's long-term growth prospects look promising due to the increasing demand for chips and their ever-expanding applications. Hence, investors could consider buying fundamentally strong chip stocks: Trio-Tech International (TRT), United Microelectronics (UMC), and Everspin Technologies (MRAM), currently trading under $10. Read on.

The semiconductor industry’s prospects look promising thanks to the extensive chip usage across various industries and the rising integration of advanced technology. Therefore, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong chip stocks, Trio-Tech (TRT), Applied Materials (AMAT), and Amkor Technology (AMKR), offering massive growth potential. Read on.