Semiconductor Chips

China has proclaimed that all rare earths and resources on its land belong to the state. The new ruling, which is set to go into effect on 1 October, will...

A South Korean company known as Mimir IP recently filed a US$480 million (~RM2.26 billion) against US chip maker Micron Technology, over alleged patent infringements. The lawsuit was made to...

A high-ranking Huawei executive has made a once-in-a-blue-moon admission that they are concerned about China's inability to secure 3.5nm chips, and that its government may have hit a wall in...

Huawei is reportedly moving forward with the designing and production of a new 3nm process node, with a little help from its other Chinese companies. A patent found online suggests...

TSMC is widely considered as one of the most successful semiconductors and chip maker in the world, with the company already set to enter into mass production for its 2nm...

As the world demand for AI chip grows, it is becoming more imperative for tech giants like Intel, NVIDIA, and Apple to secure a lifeline for the silicon well ahead...

TSMC recently announced that its performance-optimised N3P process node, will enter mass production in the second half of this year. The new and improved process follows closely after the fab's...

The US Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security recently added another Chinese firm on to the country's growing blacklist. The company is called Sitonholy, a leading China-based solutions...

The US Department of Commerce recently revised the requirements and regulations concerning the export of high performance chips, tools, and AI accelerators to China. The rules are expected to be...

Baikal isn’t a name many would be privy to but we have reported on the Russia-based chipmaker in the past. These days, the company is tasked with transforming silicon into...

Rumours online suggest that NVIDIA turn to Intel Foundry Services to up its production capacities of its H100 chips. As to why this may be the case, it is possible...

SK Hynix, the South Korean memory chipmaker, has reportedly chosen the state of Indiana in the US, for where it plans to build its next manufacturing facility outside of its...