The Latest Breaking News from Semiconductor

While macroeconomic challenges have had an impact on the chip industry, long-term prospects look positive. Therefore, fundamentally strong chip stocks QUALCOMM (QCOM), Tower Semiconductor (TSEM) and ChipMOS TECHNOLOGIES (IMOS) might be ideal additions to your portfolio. Read on.

Taiwan's TSMC will open its latest chipmaking foundry on Japan's Kyushu island on February 24, its chairman said Thursday, part of the semiconductor giant's plan to expand its global manufacturing footprint.

The semiconductor industry’s long-term growth prospects remain optimistic because of the increasing demand across industries. Hence, fundamentally strong semiconductor stocks Trio-Tech (TRT), ASE Technology (ASX) and inTest (INTT) might be ideal additions to your watchlists. Read on.

Gartner has published its preliminary worldwide semiconductor revenue charts for 2023. Nvidia's revenue increased by 56%, while Samsung's declined by 37.5%.

Synopsys, a leading technology company, announces its acquisition of Ansys, a renowned engineering software firm, in a record-breaking billion deal. Le...

TSMC's Q4 profit is expected to decrease by 23%, but the company is gearing up to address rebounding demand this year. Stay informed with the latest updates.

The semiconductor market sees steady growth driven by consumer demand and technological advancements. At the same time, chip manufacturing equipment anticipates expansion with rising demand for intricate IC designs. Hence, fundamentally strong chip stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Infineon Technologies (IFNNY), and STMicroelectronics (STM) might be solid buys this year. Read…

Despite surging demand for AI chips, NVIDIA (NVDA) may have limited upside due to macroeconomic challenges and its elevated valuation. So, investors might consider grabbing chip stocks Skyworks Solutions (SWKS), ROHM Co (ROHCY), and SMART Global Holdings (SGH), which possess the potential to outperform NVDA. Read on….

The semiconductor industry’s outlook for 2024 appears optimistic due to resurgent market demand and government funding and other incentives. Given the industry’s tailwinds, it could be wise to buy quality chip stocks Photronics (PLAB), United Microelectronics (UMC), and Applied Materials (AMAT) for substantial gains. Continue reading….

President-elect Lai Ching-te may have won the top job in Taiwan's elections, but he must now chart an uneasy path on the doorstep of an increasingly assertive China.

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