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Intel's 18A-based CPUs won't ramp to high volume production until 2026
Intel's Panther Lake and Clearwater Forest will start production in 2025, but won't ramp to high volume until 2026.
Taiwan hit with 7.4 earthquake, TSMC evacuates some fabs, begins inspections (Updated)
The biggest quake in 25 years struck off of the island's east coast and chipmakers TSMC and UMC evacuated some factories.
US urges South Korea to join the China sanctions regime, adjust export controls to prevent the country from getting chipmaking tools
The U.S. hopes to patch another China semiconductor industry loophole.
China-based Naura Technology begins lithography tools research and development program
China-based Naura Technology begins research and development program for lithography tools. This is
Make AI servers in Mexico, US tech firms tell Taiwanese manufacturers
And the USCMA free-trade deal makes sidelining China all the more attractive.
TSMC is on a hiring spree to recruit 23,000 employees
New training methods and cultural changes will facilitate the expansion.
Dutch gov't to invest $2.7 billion to keep ASML in the Netherlands - roads, trains and education included in package
The Dutch government has committed €2.5 billion ($2.7 billion) to enhance infrastructure, education, and housing in the Eindhoven region, where ASML is based.
China's president says it doesn't need ASML — tells Dutch PM it will continue with advanced technological progress regardless
China's President Xi Jinping still wants the Netherlands to stop following American export restrictions, but he also said that continuing to do so would not stop the nation's progress.
