Bernie says American taxpayers should get a return on their investment.
The U.S. government is in talks to get a 10% equity stake in Intel.
Most semiconductor chips used in the United States are imported from Asia.
Microsoft will build a new AI data center in Wisconsin, on the same land where Foxconn previously invested
The restrictions further escalate the chip war, restricting the sale of more Nvidia products to China and requiring licenses to sell chips to certain countries.
Small amounts of NVIDIA chips can still be purchased in China, but a new rule looks to close the roundabout ways American chips get there.
The unnamed tech executive intended to replicate Samsung designs at a new chip factory in China, prosecutors say.
Apple reportedly cut production of its M2 series chip for MacBooks in January and February, and only went half as hard in March.
From USB-C to a titanium frame, and now a leaked list of colors, all happening on Sept. 12
Top tech firms will work with semiconductor companies on a $500 million dollar initiative to design and develop advanced chips by the end of the decade.
A Taiwanese security head said there’s easier ways to choke the supply chains of the worlds most crucial chipmaker rather than bombing its factories.
Executives at the company cited lower demand for PC components and rising inflation as primary reasons for the decline.
The bill is being marketed as a way to give the U.S. semiconductor industry a leg up in the global market that's still dominated by a few huge Asian companies.
A bipartisan bill would push over $52 billion toward American semiconductors, but it’s seen some opposition from Sanders and the GOP.
The process will first be used for 'high performance, low power computing' before arriving on smartphones.
The AR/VR space will rapidly expand once Apple enters, a reliable analyst predicts.
The rumored A16 chip in the iPhone 14 will supposedly use the same process as the previous A15.
Shortages impacting manufacturing equipment could extend these dark days.
Intel and Apple will reportedly be the first customers lining up for TSMC's 2N (2 nanometers) chips.
The chip manufacturer wants to run completely clean of emissions by 2040, but it will still have a challenge of dealing with dirty outside logistics.
