While China plans to initiate anti-dumping and anti-subsidy investigations into U.S. tech companies as a countermeasure to U.S.’s tightening chip controls, Texas Instruments may be among the first firms to be targeted, according to EE Times China and ijiwei. Industry insiders cited by the repor...

As Donald Trump assumes office on January 20, the $52 billion CHIPS and Science Act enters a critical stage under new leadership. Despite campaign criticism, Bloomberg reports that Howard Lutnick, Trump’s Commerce Secretary nominee, indicated to outgoing Secretary Gina Raimondo his plan to continu...

According to a Commercial Times report, citing Global Times, China’s Ministry of Commerce announced on January 16th that it has received complaints from domestic companies regarding U.S. firms benefiting from subsidies under the U.S. CHIPS Act and exporting mature-node chips to China at low prices...

According to a column by Ming-fang Tsai, a professor from Tamkang University, published in TechNews, while the U.S. continues to promote the CHIPS and Science Act and tighten export controls on China, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo recently stated in an interview with The Wall Street Journ...

Following the footsteps of semiconductor bellwethers TSMC and Intel, as well as memory giants Micron and SK hynix, Samsung has hopped on the last minute opportunity of securing the funding under the CHIPS Act in Biden’s term. According to U.S. Department of Commerce, it has finalized a nearly USD ...