Ahead of Trump’s inauguration, U.S. semiconductor giant Intel is rumored to be connected with more potential buyers for its struggling chip business. A report from SemiAccurate discloses that a company is interested in buying Intel outright, not just parts, and this isn't one of the firms mentione...

In its final days, the Biden administration aims to solidify its tech restrictions on China indeed, as it unveils sweeping controls on chips again. The latest effort, as per the reports from Bloomberg and Tom’s Hardware, plans stricter export controls on chips from TSMC, Intel, GlobalFoundries, Sa...

According to a report from MoneyDJ, citing Nikkei, global leading semiconductor companies have reduced their investment due to weak demand and overcapacity in semiconductors for electric vehicles (EVs) and smartphones despite the robust demand for AI-related semiconductors. Notably, this marks the...

Foundry giants, as well as ambitious newcomers, have been making strides in capacity expansion as soon as 2025 kicks start. According to SEMI, the semiconductor industry is set to begin 18 new fab construction projects in 2025. Notably, this trend seems to be most evident in advanced nodes. SEMI ...

According to a report from TechNews, Intel has announced that its Panther Lake processor, the first to utilize the Intel 18A process node, will debut in the second half of 2025. During a speech at CES 2025, Intel's interim co-CEO Michelle Johnston Holthaus showcased a sample of the Panther Lake chip...