Supported by SoftBank’s $2 billion investment and the U.S. government’s 10% ownership stake, Intel has provided a more detailed outlook on its foundry business and key process node roadmap. According to Bloomberg and Investing.com, Team Blue views 2026 as a pivotal year for its manufacturing tec...

As per foreign media reports, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is preparing to implement large-scale price adjustments over the coming years—a move expected to significantly impact chip production costs for major clients like Apple and NVIDIA. The driving forces behind this pricin...

As silicon photonics becomes a cornerstone of the AI era, AI chip leader NVIDIA and AMD have joined the competition alongside traditional foundries. Yet, Nikkei reports that Intel—the early pioneer in this sector—has seen its patent filings slump, with TSMC overtaking the U.S. giant since 2023. ...

Hot on the heels of similar moves against Samsung and SK hynix, Washington has now targeted TSMC—informing the chipmaker it will revoke the Nanjing fab’s “validated end user” (VEU) status by December 31, 2025, Bloomberg reported, citing a company statement. As Central News Agency explains...

According to Liberty Times, citing German media outlet BR24, the Bavarian state government has announced a collaboration with TSMC to establish an AI chip research and development center at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). The center, officially named the Munich Advanced-Technology Cente...