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TSMC works through union problems at Arizona fab
TSMC has been struggling to adapt its business model to the cultural landscape of the U.S., but things are improving.
Nvidia to become the world's largest semiconductor firm in 2023
TSMC's chairman predicts that Nvidia will stand as the largest firm in the chipmaking world by the end of the year.
TSMC's silicon waste recycled into $41 eco-friendly shoes
Ccilu sells footwear with recycled TSMC silicon materials used in their construction. Good for your feet and for your geeky status.
Chinese hackers steal chip designs from major Dutch semiconductor company
A Chinese-linked hacker group maintained covert access to NXP for over two years, from the end of 2017 to the beginning of 2020.
Intel and TSMC could lose billions in funding thanks to stalled German budget
Delayed German budget may have a drastic effect on German subsidies for new Intel's and TSMC's fabs in the country.
Nvidia's quarterly earnings explode by 206% year-over-year, hit $18.1 billion on AI frenzy
Nvidia's datacenter revenue nearly quadruples year-over-year on demand for AI and HPC GPUs, whereas gaming revenue nearly doubles as Ada Lovelace ramps.
Lunar Lake MX will be Intel's first high-performance CPU to use outsourced TSMC node for x86 cores
All in on IDM 2.0.
U.S. Opens Criminal Investigation Into Applied Materials Shipments to China Chipmaker
Applied Materials is under U.S. criminal investigation for supplying advanced fab tools to China-based SMIC, according to report.
