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Last month, big news emerged from China's semiconductor industry: Oppo announced it was largely disbanding its Zeku chip division. This story may not have received much attention...

Qualcomm has officially announced the Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 SoC which will start powering devices by the end of this year.

T-Mobile dominated its competition and was the fastest 5G wireless provider in the states crushing the competition.

A report from Japan indicates that Apple paid $110 per chip for the A16 Bionic, 2.4 times the amount it paid for the A15 Bionic.

One of the more interesting things that I think Chiplets will enable is SoCs for new markets that don’t have the volume or are too...

The Google Pixel 7 and Pixel 7 Pro appeared on Google Play Store console listings revealing that they will offer facial recognition and dual eSIM capabilities.

A report circulating today says that Samsung has started the early development nad testing of the third-generation Google Tensor chips.

Apple wont be fully invested in the 3nm process node for the iPhone until 2024s iPhone 16 when Pro and non-Pro models could both be powered by 3nm chipsets.

A tipster who previously called the new Snapdragon naming scheme, says Foxconn is currently building the Pixel Fold/Notepad and the Pixel 7 Ultra.

Despite reports of strong demand in China for the upcoming iPhone 14, Apple has reportedly cut orders by 10% for its 2022 handsets.