allegations that the US dumps lower-end chips and unfairly subsidizes its own chipmakers, in potentially one of Beijing’s strongest retaliatory moves against American technology sanctions.

AI chip stocks rise as Taiwan Semiconductor's strong Q4 results boost market sentiment; Nvidia and AMD lead the gains. U.S. expands chip sanctions, targeting Chinese firms; AI chip demand still ...

TAIPEI/NEW YORK -- The U.S. unveiled new measures targeting the global semiconductor sector on Wednesday that further restrict top chipmakers TSMC and Samsung as well as top chip packaging ...

Today, the US announced new rules to prevent chips from ending up in China or Russia, including requiring more scrutiny of customers by manufacturers, restricting exports to 16 more Chinese ...

However, even some Republicans are in favor of tighter restrictions on advanced chips. The 18 countries with no restrictions are some of the largest in the world, and Nvidia's sales into those ...

The US unveiled a fresh round of regulations aimed at keeping advanced chips produced by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and other companies from making their way to China, one last attempt ...

THE 50 best fish and chip shops across the UK have been revealed, with many scoring over 95 per cent. Fry Magazine asked mystery diners to rate the restaurants and takeaways based on factors ...

It’s not uncommon to see major chip players introduce new and novel approaches to traditional computing paradigms at CES in Las Vegas in January. And if ever there was a limelight moment in that ...

Washington – The federal government and New York have finalized an agreement worth $825 million to help make the Empire State an international hub for computer chip research and development.

Samsung has unveiled a new wireless charging chip for smartphones that includes Qi2 support and significantly faster 50W wireless charging speeds. Announced amid CES 2025 last week, Samsung has a ...

The U.S. plans to bring in more regulations aimed at preventing advanced chips made by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) and other companies from reaching China, Bloomberg News reported.

A sweeping 2022 law, touted by President Joe Biden as a way to revive U.S. manufacturing of semiconductors and reduce the country’s reliance on foreign-made computer chips, will “sharply ...