Hardware
Scientists Create a Working Memory Chip Using 2D Materials for the First Time
Researchers from Fudan University have successfully integrated 2D materials into a memory chip, marking a significant technological advancement.
Hardware
AMD and Intel in Initial Discussions for a Foundry Agreement, Both Parties Hoping for Positive Outcomes
Intel is actively seeking further investment as it enters discussions with AMD over a potential foundry deal, crucial for its future in semiconductor manufacturing.
Hardware
EU Calls for a Revised Chips Act to Enhance Semiconductor Production
The European Union highlights the need for a new strategy to boost semiconductor manufacturing, aiming to regain its competitiveness in the global market.
Hardware
Trump Administration Considers New Tariffs on Tech Companies for Chip Sourcing
The US government is contemplating tariffs for tech firms that fail to source equal numbers of imported and domestic chips, potentially altering the supply chain dynamics.
Hardware
TSMC's N2 Prices Could Make CPUs and GPUs More Expensive
New reports suggest that the price of TSMC's next-gen N2 process nodes will increase significantly, affecting CPU and GPU costs.
Hardware
New Japanese Consortium Aims to Innovate Interposer Layers for Multi-Chiplet Processors
A collaboration of 27 firms is set to revolutionize the semiconductor industry by focusing on the design of interposer layers, crucial for advanced multi-chiplet processors.
Hardware
TSMC Loses Special Export Privileges Amid US Crackdown on Chinese Importers
TSMC's export privileges to China are revoked, raising questions about future operations.
Hardware
Samsung and SK Hynix Face Equipment Purchase Restrictions from the US
New US regulations could hinder Samsung and SK Hynix's ability to operate their China-based semiconductor facilities, possibly affecting PC part prices.
Hardware
Samsung Shifts Focus to HBM for AI Applications, Downsizing Traditional Foundry Costs
Samsung is redefining its approach to semiconductor development by emphasizing expertise in high-bandwidth memory to support advancements in AI technologies.
Hardware
New Tariff Impacts on Semiconductor Industry as Focus Shifts to Domestic Production
The U.S. government imposes a 100% tariff on computer chips imported from abroad, aiming to boost local manufacturing.
Hardware
Semiconductors in Trump's Trade Limbo as New US Tariffs on Taiwan Reach 20%
Updated tariffs from the U.S. threaten global semiconductor supply chains, especially for Taiwan as they approach a new trade level.
Hardware
US Investigates Chip Imports, New Tariffs Likely
The US government is soon to announce the findings of an investigation into chip imports that could lead to significant tariffs.
Hardware
Intel's Ambitious Megafab in Germany Canceled by CEO Lip-Bu Tan Amid Setbacks
Intel has shelved its plans for a megafab in Germany, citing financial discipline and a lack of support amid various challenges.
Industry News
Taiwan's Semiconductor Industry Faces Increased Threat from Chinese Hackers
The Taiwanese chip sector is under intensified scrutiny from state-sponsored Chinese hackers seeking trade secrets, according to recent cybersecurity reports.
Hardware
Intel Shifts Focus from 18A Node to Next-Gen 14A Amid Customer Concerns
Intel's ex-CEO highlighted a strategic pivot towards the 14A node, signaling challenges for the 18A variant.
Hardware
New Chip Manufacturing Roadmap Projects 10nm Silicon Arrival by 2039, Yet Moore's Law Persists
A recent roadmap indicates that advancements in chip manufacturing will not see true 10nm technology until 2039, even as Moore's Law continues to thrive.
Hardware
Intel's 18A Chip Node Promises Efficiency and Speed Improvements
Intel has announced its upcoming 18A chip node, claiming increased efficiency and speed compared to its previous technologies.
Hardware
TSMC Chief Confident in Future Despite AI Market Shifts
In a recent shareholder meeting, TSMC's CEO expressed unwavering confidence in the company's ability to dominate the AI hardware sector, stating that all AI firms will eventually be drawn to them.
Hardware
World's Leading Chip Maker TSMC Struggles to Meet AI Hardware Demand Amid Tariff Concerns
Despite tariff fluctuations, TSMC's CEO C.C. Wei reassures that AI hardware demand is still surpassing supply.
Hardware
Rumors Suggest Price Surge for US-Made Processors Due to TSMC's Planned Increases
Speculation arises over potential price hikes for US-made processors as TSMC may increase costs for its Arizona manufacturing due to tariffs and rising demand.
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