Intel is reportedly selling chips that would typically be scrapped, as strong CPU demand is prompting customers to accept such parts. According to Tom's Hardware, sources say the company is now selling CPUs that may previously have been considered scrap or low-grade output, generating additional rev...

After being implicated in a 2nm-related trade secrets case involving TSMC engineers, Japanese semiconductor equipment giant Tokyo Electron was also caught up in a separate controversy tied to a Chinese chip tool start-up. According to the Financial Times, Jay Chen—formerly a key figure in its Chin...

TSMC is accelerating its advanced-node capacity expansion. According to Economic Daily News, citing supply chain sources, its Taiwan-based 3nm fabs were originally expected to reach a monthly capacity of 150,000 wafers by the end of 2026, but this is now projected to increase to 180,000 wafers, abou...

As global memory supply remains extremely tight amid the AI boom, Samsung’s looming large-scale strike is seen as further intensifying the strain. According to South Korean media outlets News1 and The Dong-A Ilbo, citing analysts, disruptions could reach 3–4% for DRAM and 2–3% for NAND, based ...

The open-source AI assistant OpenClaw—popularly known as "Lobster"—has recently sparked a craze across the internet, with users rushing to "raise" their own AI Agents. Simultaneously, at the GTC conference, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang unveiled NemoClaw, an open-source framework for AI agents, predic...