The Latest Breaking News from TSMC

Taiwanese chipmaking giant TSMC halted shipments to a customer this month after its semiconductors were sent to China's Huawei, a Taipei government official told AFP, potentially breaching US sanctions.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang admitted Wednesday that Nvidia was 100% at fault for a design flaw in the company's new Blackwell AI chips. The flaw has been fixed and the chips are now in production.

Die shots of the Core Ultra 9 285K from Asus elaborate Intel's design choices and the tile layout for Arrow Lake.

It's unlikely that we'll see an Intel-designed, Samsung-made CPU in a gaming PC any time soon, though.

Nvidia, Qualcomm, Broadcom, and others are desperate for a second manufacturing option to TSMC but remain hesitant as Intel directly competes with them.

At Qualcomm Summit 2024, they revealed the powerful new Snapdragon 8 Elite (not the Snapdragon 8 Gen 4, as expected), with all of the key specs that'll go into your 2025 flagship phone. Here's everything we know.

An unconfirmed report says that the US Department of Commerce is making a probe into TSMC whether it's breaking America's sanction on Huawei.

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The Dow and S&P 500 hit record highs as the stock market rally extended its weekly win streak with modest gains.