China’s top chipmaker SMIC, opened a new tab, said the global semiconductor sector was seeing some bright spots following a year-long recession, but growth would be modest since demand recovery

According to CEO Jensen Huang, Nvidia will keep working on creating new products that abide with US government rules on the export of premium chips to China. Huang made this

Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing intends to develop a chip facility in northern Japan’s Miyagi prefecture with an initial expenditure of approximately 400 billion yen ($2.67 billion), according to the Nikkei business

The president of Japanese auto supplier Denso announced on Thursday that the company plans to increase the size of its chips business from current levels by 2035 by investing roughly

According to Finance Minister Chuang Tsui-yun’s statement on Wednesday, Taiwan wants to finalise a long-awaited tax deal with the United States next year. Taipei has long advocated for this accord,

Minister of State Rajeev Chandrasekhar announced on Friday that the Ministry of Electronics and IT will begin establishing the Bharat Semiconductor Research Center in partnership with business and academics early

The U.S. Commerce Department has discussed specifics with South Korean chipmakers over which technology may be utilised in China. It also indicated that the U.S. would make similar statements as early as this week.

The governor of Sonora, a state in northern Mexico, stated that his state wants to participate in the chip supply chain and export clean energy to California and Arizona,

During U.S. President Joe Biden’s visit to Hanoi, which has seen new AI and Boeing deals, executives from leading U.S. and Vietnamese companies in the semiconductor, IT, and aviation sectors gathered on Monday in an effort to create commercial alliances.

President Joe Biden will visit Vietnam to strengthen ties, and top American semiconductor and digital giants like Intel, GlobalFoundries, and Google are anticipated to attend a commercial summit in Hanoi on Monday.

The Silicon Valley-based artificial intelligence semiconductor startup d-Matrix has received $110 million from investors include Microsoft

Several of Arm Holdings Ltd’s clients have agreed to invest in the chip designer’s initial public offering, including Apple Inc. (AAPL.O), Nvidia Corp. (NVDA.O), Alphabet Inc. (GOOGL.O), and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. (AMD.O).