Intel seems to be start feeling the heat from Washington’s latest AI chip export curbs. Following NVIDIA and AMD, Team Blue now needs a license to sell certain high-end AI chips—like its Gaudi series—to the Chinese market, according to Reuters, citing Financial Times. The reports suggest th...

Ahead of any official chip duties announced by Washington, the China Semiconductor Industry Association advised last Friday that the origin of integrated circuits should be determined by where the wafer is fabricated, whether packaged or not. Under these rules, according to ijiwei, chips fabricated ...

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan previously stated that, in order to achieve a successful turnaround, the company must divest its non-core assets—and now, the first step has been taken. According to Liberty Times, citing Reuters, Intel announced on Monday (April 14) that it will sell a 51% stake in its subsid...

With China Semiconductor Industry Association now saying chip origin should be based on where wafers are made, another major shakeup on semiconductors may be coming. Reuters and Tom’s Hardware report that U.S. chipmakers like Qualcomm and AMD, which outsource production to TSMC, could dodge China�...

Intel’s new helmsman, Lip-Bu Tan, is best known as a seasoned investor and still chairs Walden International. However, as highlighted by Reuters, his investments in China appear more extensive than expected, reportedly covering hundreds of Chinese tech companies. Stakes in Over 600 Chinese Firm...