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Oracle to Invest $8 Billion in Cloud Services in Japan The U.S. computer technology company said the investment will meet the growing demand for cloud computing and artificial intelligence...

The world’s largest contract chip manufacturer restarted operations within 10 hours after work was suspended because of a deadly earthquake that hit Taiwan.

Taiwan earthquake: TSMC, the main contract chipmaker to Apple Inc. and Nvidia Corp., moved staff out of certain areas.

The commerce department in 2022 barred U.S. companies from shipping equipment to Chinese factories producing advanced chips, as the U.S. seeks to severely limit Beijings technological advances over national security concerns.

China's industry ministry in late December stated with three separate lists of CPUs, operating systems and centralised databases deemed "safe and reliable" for three years after the publication date, all from Chinese companies.

Four states launch $8.8 billion appliance rebates under the US Inflation Reduction Act, prioritizing energy efficiency and equity, aiming to slash costs and combat climate change.

Plummeting Inflation Raises New Risk for Fed: Rising Real Interest Rates If inflation has sustainably returned to the Feds 2% target, then nominal rates adjusted for inflation have risen and...

Stocks Poised for Lower Open The Federal Reserves policymakers will announce a monetary policy decision on Wednesday, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics will release the January jobs report on...

The Biden administration is expected to award billions of dollars in subsidies to top semiconductor companies including Intel, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co in the coming weeks to help build new factories in the United States, the Wall Street Journal reported on Saturday.

New processor could be used in high-performance computing and next-generation AI, researchers say.