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A newly founded Japanese semiconductor company aiming to revive Japan’s chip industry will collaborate with a Belgian research organization in research and development of next-generation chips for production in Japan

President Joe Biden is going to the building site for an Arizona computer chip plant to emphasize how his policies are fostering job growth in what could be a challenge to the incoming Republican House majority

The semiconductor industry is poised to benefit from the megatrend of digitization, which may not lose momentum soon. Furthermore, growing corporate investments and government support should drive the industry’s growth. Thus, fundamentally sound semiconductor stocks Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (TSM), United Microelectronics (UMC), Photronics (PLAB), and Xperi (XPER) could be ideal…

Chinese customs officials arrested a woman last week for attempting to smuggle hundreds of semiconductor chips into Zhuhai, China from Macau under a fake pregnancy bump.

Arm, a semiconductor technology licensing firm, said Wednesday that former Qualcomm Chief Executive Paul Jacobs has joined its board of directors — an unexpected move given that Arm and Qualcomm are embroiled in an increasingly contentious legal battle linked to high-performance processors.

Markets have witnessed massive selloffs and declining consumer confidence this year. However, with cooling inflation and expectations of an interest rate hike slowdown, markets could experience a bounce. Against this backdrop, quality growth stocks General Motors (GM), Rambus (RMBS), MaxLinear (MXL), and Celestica (CLS) could be ideal purchases. Read on….

President Joe Biden visited a semiconductor chip manufacturer near Bay City on Tuesday afternoon, touting federal taxpayer investments in manufacturing to move supply chains to the United States and pursue an energy future with fewer carbon emissions.

The semiconductor industry is geared for massive growth in the foreseeable future with increasing chip usage across all sectors. Furthermore, supportive federal investments should boost the industry’s growth. Given the industry’s long-term growth prospects, it could be wise to buy fundamentally sound chip stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Broadcom (AVGO), and…

Call for semiconductor industry plan to be published urgently to help keep Britain in global supply chain

Chip sales have been affected by broader economic factors. However, the sector’s prospects look promising with lucrative government investments. Hence, quality chip stocks Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM) and MaxLinear (MXL) might be solid buys now. However, we believe fundamentally weak stocks NVIDIA (NVDA) and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) might be best…

Semiconductor shortage hits luxury car maker as it focuses on more profitable models