Chip

TSMC founder Morris Chang took part in a public discussion today, commenting for the first time that he supported the US Chips Act and efforts to slow Chinese semiconductor developments.

Dell will start to remove Chinese ICs from products starting in 2025, says a new report, moving steadily to cut all Chinese manufacturing from US-sold products by 2027.

Intel has requested an additional $5 billion for its Germany fab as inflation drives the cost of leading-edge fabs even higher.

AMD execs will enjoy substantial bonuses, but its business structure is far less affected by semiconductor manufacturing cycles than Intel's.

While x86 processor sales trends have seen their worst inflexion in history, a lot of the blame here may be in inventory adjustments, not simply the cooling of demand.

Synopsys' DSO.ai automation tool has hit 100 commercial tape-outs, optimizing layouts for new chips and freeing up human engineers to innovate.

Intel has canceled its Hillsboro mega lab as it faces the reality of declining revenue. The decision will save $700M, which is a fair chunk out of the $3B in cuts the company hopes to make this year.

DDR5 contract prices dropped by 43% between Feb and October 2022, with little chance of recovery visible due to excess inventories and memory reliant device markets cooling.

Micron kicks off sampling of 24Gb DDR5 ICs for enterprise market.

Over a dozen of new fabs being built in the U.S., nine fabs are expanding.