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The shortage of semiconductor chips has hit businesses across sectors. But despite the demand, only a handful of companies have the capability to make them. Where does India stand and why is it so difficult to make them?

Intel is reportedly entering into talks with TSMC to try to secure some of its 3nm capacity, which is currently ...

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is suing Nvidia to block its intended ARM merger. ...

Samsung, one of the biggest semiconductor chip manufacturing firms in the world, said that it will triple its chip production capacity by 2026. - SamMobile

Intel will launch a discrete graphics card release that will lead to expanding margins, as it takes on Nvidia and AMD. Buy INTC stock here.

Let's dip into the communications industry to find some fantastic dividend-paying technology companies.

Back in July, the rumor mill was abuzz with reports that Intel was interested in buying semiconductor giant GlobalFoundries for around $30 billion, presumably as a quick...

0  Intel a réembauché Shlomit Weiss, qui a travaillé au sein de la structure pendant 28 ans, au poste de vice-président principal et codirecteur général du groupe dingénierie de conception (DEG) dIntel, un poste récemment laissé vacant par Uri Frank, qui a quitté pour diriger le développement du SoC de Google. Weiss a contribué au développement de son architecture dual-core, pour laquelle elle a remporté le prix le plus prestigieux de l’entreprise (l’Intel Achievement Award...

Intel Corp is working with firms in Taiwan’s supply chains, including original design manufacturers (ODMs), to solve the global semiconductor supply issue, which could last for years, the chipmaker’s chief executive officer Pat Gelsinger said yesterday. In a virtual speech at the annual Computex Taipei trade show, Gelsinger outlined Intel’s collaboration with partners to drive innovation across the technology ecosystem — from data centers and cloud solutions to connectivity, artificial i...

‘TREMENDOUS STRAIN’: To help contend with chip shortages, Intel said that it would invest US$20 billion in foundry capabilities and would expand its operationsBy Lisa Wang / Staff reporter