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Despite demand shock hitting the chip industry amid growing recession fears, continued digitalization and easing of supply shortage should drive the industry’s long-term growth. Therefore, fundamentally sound chip stocks FormFactor (FORM), Photronics (PLAB), and Everspin Technologies (MRAM) could be ideal investments at their discounted valuations. However, it could be wise…

The Biden administration’s new restrictions on technology exports to China could undercut the country’s ability to develop wide swaths of its economy, from semiconductors and supercomputers to surveillance systems and advanced weapons.

China has criticized the latest U.S. decision to tighten export controls that would make it harder for China to obtain and manufacture advanced computing chips, calling it a violation of international economic and trade rules that will “isolate and backfire” on the U.S. The Foreign Ministry spokesperson accused the U.S.…

PRC uses items and capabilities to produce advanced military systems and commit human rights abuses, a Biden administration agency states.

The Biden administration announced new restrictions on China’s access to U.S. semiconductor technology, escalating tensions between the two countries and adding fresh complications to an industry reeling from a slump in demand.

The Commerce Department is tightening export controls to limit China’s ability to get advanced computing chips, develop and maintain supercomputers, and make advanced semiconductors

The semiconductor industry is crippled by persistent supply chain disruptions and increased government regulations. Moreover, declining consumer spending due to the weak economic outlook has also impacted the industry. And we think semiconductor stocks, Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Marvell Technology (MRVL), are not bear market bargains this year. Let’s…

The Biden administration announced new restrictions on China’s access to U.S. semiconductor technology, adding measures aimed at stopping Beijing’s push to develop its own chip industry and advance the country’s military capabilities.

Taiwan Economy Minister Wang Mei-hua will visit the United States next week to respond to what her office called "concerns" about supply chains and geopolitical issues and will also visit U.S. tech firms that are major customers of Taiwanese semiconductor companies.