Tsinghua Unigroup

YMTC validates its in-house developed PCIe 4.0 SSD controllers, becomes a vertically integrated SSD designer.

Apple's Macs, iPhones, and iPads may start using YMTC's 3D NAND.

"Sidewall" transistors could ultimately prove less complex and more efficient than other options.

Tsinghua restructuring looks like a major setback for Chinese semiconductor industry.

With over $30 billion in debt, Tsinghua Unigroup may be restructured.

ChangXin Memory is the only Chinese DRAM maker to complete its production facility. Its competitor, Tsinghua, is years away from production.

Intel outlines the chips it builds in partnership with Chinese-based companies.

Tsinghua Unigroup will enter the DRAM market in an attempt to provide Chinese customers with locally-built DRAM products.

Intel has ended its 5G partnership with Tsinghua Unigroup's Unisoc, a China-based semiconductor firm, less than a year after creating the venture.