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SoftBank had to start talks with TSMC after it canceled plans to produce AI processors with Intel as the company failed to meet production requirements.

$150 million is silly money, but still quite miniscule in the chip fab bizz.

The Pixel Watch 4 should have a new chipset and a key design change. Here's what else we want fixed based on the Watch 3's shortcomings.

Foxconn vows to be among the first to offer GB200-based servers later this year, albeit in limited quantities.

Micron and Nanya Technology factories have been affected by a minor power interruption.

One of the core challenges that Rapidus will face when it kicks off volume production of chips on its 2nm-class process technology in 2027 is lining up customers. With Intel, Samsung, and TSMC all slated to offer their own 2nm-class nodes by that time, Rapidus will need some kind of…

Amid a long, costly turnaround, Intel resets expectations again. Its new woes raise questions about U.S. industrial policy and global chip competition.

Rapidus plans to fully automate its 2-nm fab in Northern Japan for faster turnaround and delivery times for its AI chips.

Under the CHIPS & Science Act, the U.S. government provided tens of billions of dollars in grants and loans to the world's leading maker of chips, such as Intel, Samsung, and TSMC, which will significantly expand the country's semiconductor production industry in the coming years. However, most chips are typically…

As TSMC fights to bring its new Arizona fabs online, the company learns the Taiwanese way isn't going to work in America and needs to change.

Supermicro says Blackwell got 'pushed out a little bit,' but demand for AI servers is so high that it will not have any meaningful impact on its financial performance.