The Latest Breaking News from Semiconductor

The Street-high target prices for these two chip stocks imply gains of 27% to 82% in the next 12 months.

The semiconductor industry’s growth prospects look promising thanks to the soaring chip demand across various end-use sectors and the rising penetration of AI, IoT devices, and machine learning. Therefore, it could be wise to buy quality chip stocks, KLA (KLAC), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), and Everspin Technologies (MRAM) to spark…

Last week's rally followed the previous two weeks' rally and was driven by better earnings from semiconductor giant Taiwan Semiconductor and steady bond yields.

South Korea is constructing a mega chip cluster in Seoul, which is being touted as the world's largest high-tech complex of its kind.

South Korea's billion support package aims to boost chip industry competitiveness and innovation, addressing global semiconductor shortage.

Dow Jones futures: Inflation reports loom with the stock market near record highs. Taiwan Semiconductor is in buy range.

Contract chipmaker Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing hit a buy point following its April sales report.

The Nasdaq composite faded off highs in the stock market today, but TSMC held a bullish gain after reporting strong sales in April.

The semiconductor industry is positioned for long-term growth and expansion, driven by the rising need for semiconductor materials across various sectors. So, let’s analyze leading chip stocks Intel (INTC) and Monolithic Power Systems (MPWR) to determine which of these has the better long-term investment potential. Read more.

Some semiconductor stocks tied to the artificial intelligence boom fell this week after missing sky-high whisper numbers.

With Advanced Micro shares down by nearly 33% from their 52-week peak, should investors leverage this downturn and consider buying the dip?