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The uncertain future of embattled semiconductor giant Intel has taken a significant step towards clarity, as it has reportedly agreed to join forces with TSMC. -
Lip-Bu Tan, the Intel board member who resigned in protest over the company’s failure to develop a meaningful AI strategy, now holds the reins at the chip-making giant, taking over as takeover news continues to swirl.
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It appears to be the end for the CHIPS Act as President Trump described the Biden administration’s semiconductor subsidy programme as a “horrible, horrible thing”.
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Taiwanese semiconductor giant TSMC has announced a historic investment in US manufacturing, weeks after President Trump threatened punitive tariffs on imported chips.
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It’s rarely a good sign when a company’s stock hits a six-month high on speculation that it could be broken up, but that’s exactly where Intel finds itself.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has reaffirmed its dedication to maintaining an inclusive and equitable work environment, amid a new lawsuit.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) is currently facing a lawsuit from both current and former employees over allegations of employment discrimination.
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Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) has been ordered to halt shipments of AI-related chips to Chinese customers by US export officials.
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Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has finally addressed the design flaw that pushed back production of its next-generation GPUs, laying the blame as “100% Nvidia's fault.”
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TSMC, Nvidia's primary chip manufacturer, is harnessing a library of tools and algorithms to accelerate the production of next-generation hardware.
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Global chip manufacturing giants TSMC and Samsung Electronics are in reported talks about building massive chip plans in the Middle East.
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Nvidia CFO tells investors issues with the new B200 have been resolved as demand for its next-gen GPU is ‘well above supply’
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The US has plans to award Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) US$6.6 billion in grants and up to $5 billion in loans to help the company build factories in Arizona.
