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After a 20-year hiatus, Japan is jumping back into the semiconductor manufacturing game.

Honda’s profit for the fiscal year that ended in March has dropped 1.7% as sales took a hit from a semiconductor shortage and restrictions in China related to the coronavirus pandemic

It is more important to have competitive mature nodes than rush to sub-10nm technologies, Chinese chip specialists believe.

Despite facing several challenges over the past year, the prospects of the semiconductor industry look bright. With the growing need for advanced technologies, the sector seems well-positioned for growth. Amid this backdrop, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong chip stocks ASML Holding N.V. (ASML), Cohu (COHU), and ChipMOS…

Over 10,000 Chinese chip developers closed up shop during the past two years, as the investment bubble crash and global semiconductor downturn hit hard.

According to the South China Morning Post, the Chinese government poured some $1.75 billion into national semiconductor companies throughout 2022. The truth is that China's investment in the field is much, much larger.

Washington wants to limit the use of more advanced tech overseas, which could fuel Beijing’s lower-tech sector

AMD's Client segment has produced the least operating income for the semiconductor company this quarter, which is startling since this was its strongest area last year.

As businesses and consumers continue to adopt AI solutions and technology advances, applications of AI are proliferating. Therefore, scooping up the shares of fundamentally sound companies such as Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), Adobe (ADBE), and Shutterstock (SSTK) that are investing in AI technology could help garner significant returns. Learn more….

A Chinese invasion of Taiwan could potentially halt production by the world's largest advanced semiconductor chip maker, wiping out up to $1 trillion per year from the global economy per year in the first few years, the top U.S. intelligence official said on Thursday.

3D X-DRAM from NEO Semiconductor uses technology inspired by 3D NAND. The firm's roadmap sees the arrival of 1Tb DRAM dies by 2030.