TSMC Will Spend US$100 Billion To Boost Chipmaking Capacity
Taiwan-based TSMC, the world’s largest contract manufacturer of chips, intends to spend a whopping US$100 billion (~RM413.8 billion) over the ...
Read moreDetailsTaiwan-based TSMC, the world’s largest contract manufacturer of chips, intends to spend a whopping US$100 billion (~RM413.8 billion) over the ...
Read moreDetailsThe Chinese government is turning to tax breaks to boost its lagging semiconductor industry in the face of continuing efforts ...
Read moreDetailsIntel unveiled plans to build two chip plants in the US state of Arizona for US$20 billion (~RM82.6 billion). The ...
Read moreDetailsA top Chinese leader told Communist Party delegates that China is at least 30 years away from being a manufacturing ...
Read moreDetailsFacing US sanctions, China’s chipmakers have resorted to buying up and hoarding used chipmaking machines from other countries. Thanks to ...
Read moreDetailsChinese search giant Baidu is engaging in discussions to raise funds for an artificial intelligence semiconductor company, a knowledgeable source ...
Read moreDetailsGermany is asking Taiwan to persuade its domestic semiconductor manufacturers to help ease chip shortages in the auto sector. According ...
Read moreDetailsSmartphones, video game consoles and PC components have been experiencing slow downs in production since late last year due to ...
Read moreDetailsTSMC is reportedly waiting on an invitation from the Japanese government to open up a chip plant on the latter's ...
Read moreDetailsSamsung is planning on injecting some 10 trillion won (about RM32 billion) into its semiconductor business this year to meet growing ...
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