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TSMC denies ransomware hack as gang demands multi-million dollar ransom

LockBit is asking for $70 million, but it seems to be knocking on the wrong door.

TechRadar

Hackers Claim $70 Million Ransomware Attack on TSMC, Hits Supplier Instead

LockBit ransomware group demands $70 million for not disclosing allegedly sensitive TSMC data.

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC to Send More Taiwanese Workers to U.S. to Speed Up Arizona Fab

TSMC to dispatch more than 500 workers from Taiwan to install wafer fab tools at its fab in Arizona.

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TSMC's higher prices could make for even more expensive GPUs

TSMC is reportedly bumping wafer prices to $25,000 for 2nm chips.

PC Gamer

Nvidia's next-generation GPUs will arrive in 2025 and slightly later than expected

It's not a huge delay, but it's still disappointing.

PC Gamer

TSMC Expected to Charge $25,000 per 2nm Wafer

As process technologies get more sophisticated, TSMC charges more for wafers.

Tom’s Hardware

Why you shouldn't trust the latest worrying iPhone 16 rumor just yet

A random internet account claims the iPhone 15's A17 chip will be massively different to next year's iPhone 16 equivalent.

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Intel China makes 14th Gen Raptor Lake Refresh CPU official

Likely rolling in out in October and the last of its kind.

PC Gamer

TSMC Controls Production of AI Processors

When it comes to chip foundries, TSMC is the clear winner in AI and HPC chip-making.

Tom’s Hardware

Intel to Operate Foundry and Manufacturing More Like a Separate Business

Intel's Internal Foundry Services and manufacturing business will report its own P&L, which will sell to both internal and external customers.

Tom’s Hardware

The iPhone 15 Pro’s chipset could be far more advanced than the Galaxy S23’s

The A17 Bionic could be the only 3nm smartphone chipset this year, while future iPhones could be first to 2nm.

TechRadar

Warren Buffett has upped his stakes in Japan once again

Warren Buffett has been open about the fact he's not "done" with Japan—and his latest move proves it.

Fortune

Huge updates to the iPhone 15's camera turn the 15 Pro into a con — here's why (report)

The iPhone 14 Pro and 14 Pro Max benefit from Apple’s new 48MP sensor, but this year, it may not just be on the Pro models. This year, you could very well see it come to every iPhone 15 model.

Laptop

When Will AMD Launch the RX 7700 and RX 7800?

AMD has launched the RX 7900-series and RX 7600, but nothing in between. When will the RX 7700 and RX 7800 arrive? Because we really want RDNA 3 upgrades in the $400–$600 range.

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AMD and Nvidia GPUs Consume Lion's Share of TSMC's CoWoS Capacity

As TSMC expands CoWoS capacity by two times, AMD and Nvidia will remain key users of the technology, according to a report.

Tom’s Guide

Sketchy iPhone 15 Pro A17 Bionic rumor says Apple is going to swap chips

A Chinese leaker is claiming that the iPhone 15 Pro could get a mid-life chip swap, and that it could affect the phone's performance.

PC Gamer

The US won't force the world's biggest chipmakers to back out of China even if it apparently makes them 'look very weak'

The Biden administration plans to keep trade export-control policy restrictions loose for top semiconductor manufacturers.

Tom’s Hardware

U.S. to Let Samsung, SK Hynix, TSMC Expand Fabs in China: Report

U.S. set to allow South Korean and Taiwanese companies to upgrade fab operations in China using American wafer fab tools.

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MacBook Air 15 — from big screen bore to M3 best-seller in 12 months time?

Apple is reportedly already hard at work turning the MacBook Air 15 into the product it should have been in the first place.

The Guardian - UK

China and physics may soon shatter our dreams of endless computing power

Silicon chip transistors are so small they are approaching their physical limits. And the firm that makes many of them may be somewhat hampered if Xi Jinping decides to invade Taiwan

Tom’s Hardware

US CHIPS Act Funding Under Attack Following Debt Ceiling Fight

The US CHIPS Act, the measure that oversees the distribution of around $280 billion in funding for semiconductor-related pursuits, may not have as secure a funding guarantee as previously thought.

The Conversation

The microchip industry would implode if China invaded Taiwan, and it would affect everyone

A conflict between the US and China over computer chips – or semiconductors – has been escalating in recent months. In particular, the US has taken steps to limit China’s access to advanced chip technology amid heightened international competition in the area.

PC Gamer

TSMC tells US workers to expect long shifts or find another job

It's certainly a novel approach to PR...

Tom’s Hardware

TSMC Exec Says Workers Unwilling to Take Shifts Should Not Enter Chipmaking Industry

TSMC exec responds to disgruntled U.S. employees by suggesting those who aren't ready to work long hours should try a different industry.

Tom’s Hardware

U.S. Semiconductor Fab Boom Kicks Off

Spending on fab equipment continues to grow, despite macroeconomic challenges.

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