The Latest Breaking News from Semiconductor

Foxconn proposes ₹8800cr plant in Karnataka; to create 14,000 jobs. Fii, a subsidiary of iPhone maker Foxconn, has proposed to set up a plant in Tumakuru with an investment of ₹8800 crore. It would manufacture screens, outer coverings and mechanical components for phones, creating 14,000 jobs. The CM offered support…

KeyBanc Capital's John Vinh identifies Nvidia, Marvel Tech, On Semiconductor as top picks; cautions on AMD, Texas Instruments.

WASHINGTON — America’s largest semiconductor companies are embarking on a last-ditch effort to head off new curbs on their sales to China, with senior executives traveling to Washington next week for talks with administration officials and lawmakers.

Which stock, Intel or Micron is ahead in the semiconductor space?

Semiconductor equipment maker Aehr Test Systems beat Wall Street's targets for its fiscal fourth quarter and predicted accelerating growth.

With semiconductors in huge demand due to the need for advanced technology and widespread adoption in various sectors, the prospects of prominent chip company Intel Corp. (INTC) appear promising. However, given its lacking financial results in the last reported quarter, could it be resilient amid the current market volatility? Keep…

With extensive usage of chips in various end-use applications, technological advancements, and favorable government initiatives, the semiconductor industry’s long-term outlook appears bright. So, let’s compare prominent semiconductor stocks Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM) and Power Integrations (POWI) to determine the better buy this week. Read on to know more….

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing is benefiting from customers ordering chips for artificial intelligence. TSM stock rose Wednesday.

Semiconductor powerhouse could invest hundreds of millions of dollars in Cambridge-based firm

Taiwan-based electronics giant Foxconn is backing out of a $19.5 billion semiconductor joint venture with Indian mining conglomerate Vedanta Ltd

Rare Earth Metals have unusual fluorescent, conductive, and magnetic properties. China dominates the worldwide market for rare earth minerals, with 60% of global production and 85% of processing capacity. The rare earth minerals are critical inputs in semiconductors.