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CPU Price Index 2025: The cheapest price on every PC processor today
By Stewart Bendle last updated
In our CPU price index, we find the lowest prices on the most popular CPUs so you don't have to.

Chip designer Jim Keller says Intel still has 'a lot of work to do'
By Jon Martindale published
Also working with Japanese firm, Rapidus, to get swift access to the smallest process nodes possible.

TSMC reduces peak power consumption of EUV tools by 44% — company to save 190 million kilowatt-hours of electricity by 2030
By Anton Shilov published
Reducing power consumption by 8%

OpenAI's Sam Altman had secret TSMC meeting over future chip supply, report claims
By Jon Martindale published
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has reportedly held secretive meetings with TSMC and Foxconn in Taiwan as he looks to secure chip production for future facilities and his own internal chip design plans.

TSMC says Intel didn’t ask for investments — denies existence of talks for partnership, joint venture
By Jowi Morales published
TSMC said that it's not considering investing in Intel, contrary to what some sources said.

U.S. gov't mulls tariffing devices based on the number of chips used and their estimated value
By Anton Shilov published
Make chips in the U.S., or pay tariffs.

US Commerce head notes China 'isn't even shy' about its goal to 'take' Taiwan, says US-Taiwan tariff deal coming soon
By Luke James published
Lutnick claims deal talks with Taiwan are advancing as the Trump administration turns up pressure on chipmakers to onshore advanced fabs.

Samsung takes a scalpel to its 2nm wafer price tag, bringing it down to $20,000 — Korean chipmaker now undercuts rival TSMC by 33%
By Bruno Ferreira published
Samsung throws the gauntlet to TMSC, which recently rose its pricing thanks to overwhelming demand.

U.S. Treasury Secretary calls Taiwan 'world's biggest single point of failure'
By Anton Shilov published
What about Intel?

New U.S. gov't rule says chipmakers have to make one chip in the US for each chip imported from another country to avoid 100% tariffs
By Anton Shilov published
The Trump administration is drafting a policy that would require chipmakers to match U.S. production with customer imports or face steep tariffs, potentially up to 100%.
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