The large-scale investments of three of the largest players in the industry – TSMC in Arizona; Intel across four states; and Micron in New York – demonstrate the diverse set of actors and complex ...

ASML's pullback offers buying opportunity for long-term investors, with EUV lithography leadership and strong revenue ...

These difficulties even forced Intel to outsource a part of the fabrication of its newer chips to Taiwan’s TSMC. Given Intel’s struggles in manufacturing its chips, it’s fair to question ...

The biggest CHIPS Act subsidies have gone to Intel, TSMC and Micron Technology. So far, only one company, Microchip, has abandoned its application for CHIPS funding – because it is closing ...

What a ride for Micron Technology (NASDAQ ... Samsung has shaken up its executive ranks as it failed to catch up with TSMC (TSM) in logic AI manufacturing while losing the first-mover advantage ...

"There's no scenario in which Taiwan falls to the PRC and Taiwanese can expect TSMC and its central role to persist," Colby, a former senior Pentagon official, wrote in an X thread in May 2023.

Micron is aggressively expanding its footprint in the high-bandwidth memory market, capitalizing on surging AI chip demand to accelerate growth. Backing this expansion, the company is set to ...

Following the footsteps of semiconductor bellwethers TSMC and Intel, as well as memory giants Micron and SK hynix, Samsung has hopped on the last minute opportunity of securing the funding under the ...

Moreover, TSMC’s rivals are struggling. Intel Corporation INTC, for instance, is spinning off its foundry business and reducing capital expenditures. TSM Stock to Buy Hand Over Fist With the ...

The move came after US chip stocks including key customer Nvidia Corp. rallied overnight. TSMC shares are up 82% this year amid continued investor enthusiasm for artificial intelligence trades.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co’s US-listed shares cost almost 25% more than those in its domestic market at the end of last week, a sign that global investors are still willing to pay up ...