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Singapore could be a lesson for other countries hoping to break into chips: Experience and expertise is worth more than money.

Apple's M3-series CPUs managed to significantly increase frequency and single-thread performance, according to leaked Geekbench 6 scores.

Intel's AI Everywhere event will include the launch of its new 4nm chip, but will you actually be able to buy one?

A tech enthusiast has added colorful highlights and annotations to Apple’s M3 family processor die shots.

Capping off a busy month for new processor announcements, Apple this week has announced a new generation of M-series Apple Silicon processors – and with it, a newly refreshed generation of MacBook Pros. Anchored by the new M3 series of processors, Apple has opted to launch most of the stack…

With the intentions of Xi Jinping uncertain, there is a rush to build advanced chip-fabrication plants outside Taiwan. But it is proving a bigger challenge than anticipated

Although Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. formally started production of chips using its N3 (3nm-class) process technology back in late 2022, the company did not recognize any meaningful N3 revenue in Q1 and Q2. This week as part of the company's Q3 earnings announcement, the foundry finally recognized its first N3-related…

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing, the world's largest contract chipmaker, beat analyst estimates for the third quarter.

Arm this week introduced its Arm Total Design initiative, which is aimed at accelerating development of custom datacenter-oriented system-on-chip (SoC) designs using Neoverse Compute Subsystems (CSS). The collaborative ecosystem unites various developers in a bid to speed up time-to-market and reduce development costs of custom SoCs for AI, cloud, and…

HRDA expresses concerns over alleged election intimidation by Dr. D. Mathru, DCHS in Nalgonda. He is accused of pressuring GMOs to submit blank postal ballots. Private medical college managements were also allegedly intimidating teaching faculty and postgraduate students to hand over blank TSMC election postal ballots.

TSMC is the third chipmaker to get a U.S. waiver to supply equipment to factories in China, following Korean firms Samsung and SK hynix.