Intel has informed its customers that it will raise prices for most of its microprocessor and peripheral chip products later this year, citing rising costs. The largest U.S. chipmaker plans to raise prices this fall on flagship products such as…
STMicroelectronics, a leading global semiconductor manufacturer serving customers in a variety of electronic applications, and GlobalFoundries Inc., a leading global manufacturer of multifunctional semiconductors, announced the signing of a memorandum of understanding to create a new, jointly operated 300mm semiconductor…
Germany’s Robert Bosch is relying more on semiconductors and plans to spend 3 billion euros ($3 billion) to ease a global shortage of computer chips that has hampered car production. The auto parts maker said that it would invest by…
You might not be aware that Intel makes photonic modules for data center optical computing links, but the company has been in the business for years. Intel Labs has been researching ways to reduce the cost of these modules using…
Qualcomm shares rose more than 3 percent on Tuesday after a prominent analyst said Apple could use the company’s 5G modems in its 2023 iPhones, rather than relying on internally developed technology.
In the month of May, U.S. President Joe Biden toured the Samsung campus in Pyeongtaek and toured a state-of-the-art factory that will use the 3-nanometer process node. Industry insiders expect the South Korean giant to announce the start of mass…
Chip shortages have been a thorn in the side of many companies in the tech and auto industries for two years. There is no easy solution to the problem, but chipmakers are currently exploring options to diversify their supply chains…
India is in talks with global chipmakers Intel Corp, GlobalFoundries Inc and TSMC to build local operations as part of an effort to concentrate more high-tech manufacturing in the country.
The United States has strongly supported the establishment of more chip factories in the U.S. despite warnings by the retired chief executive of Taiwanese chip giant TSMC that efforts to revive U.S. chip manufacturing are “futile.”
ISMC has announced an investment of Rs 22,900 crore ($3 billion) in a 65nm analog semiconductor manufacturing facility in Karnataka.