While Intel pushes ahead with its 18A and advanced node roadmaps, the company’s ambition to boost its foundry business appears evident. However, according to Tom’s Hardware and information provided by Seeking Alpha, as the company initially aimed to eliminate its reliance on TSMC a year ago, it ...

As export control headwinds are hitting the chip industry, semiconductor equipment giants take different approaches. Unlike Applied Materials, which has been forced to halt equipment maintenance services for some customers in China, Dutch EUV leader ASML plans to open a "reuse and repair" center in ...

According to a report from ijiwei, citing Reuters, Intel prevailed in a shareholder lawsuit concerning foundry-related losses. The lawsuit accused the semiconductor giant of misleading investors by concealing issues within its foundry business, which ultimately led to job reductions, a suspended div...

After announcing a $100 billion investment in the U.S., TSMC Chairman C.C. Wei held a press conference earlier today at Taiwan’s presidential office to explain the company’s decision behind the multi-billion-dollar commitment He revealed that TSMC's U.S. capacity is fully booked through 2025 ...

Despite concerns over potential delays, Intel stated that Panther Lake will begin production in the second half of 2025. Notably, the company claims the processor will be a key product for commercial customers in 2026, as per a report from Nikkei. The declaration was made by David Feng, Intel's V...