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Amidst the US-China tech war, China attempts to resolve the demand for chip industry workers through these initiatives.

Intel and Google have teamed up on a new chip designed to make data centers more secure and efficient.

Bloomberg columnist Tim Culpan breaks down why restrictions on exporting US semiconductor chip tech to China is the right thing to do at the wrong time.

Semiconductor chip giant Nvidia stops operating in Russia eight months after the start of the country's war with Ukraine.

Nvidia posts dismal earnings results, which have no negative effect on its stock prices. Here's what this means for the data center semiconductor market.

Asian subcommittee. he is accompanied by four other us lawmakers. they are expected to meet with the taiwanese president today as well as members of the business community. the discussions are expected to focus notjust on the security situation, but also on economic cooperation particularly in strategic sectors such as semiconductor chip production. the sectors such as semiconductor chip production.— chip production. the last time we had a _ chip production. the last time we had a visit _ chip...

During the pandemic and the supply chain issues was that people couldnt buy new cars because there werent enough of these semiconductor chip thats youre talking about to manufacture these cars. so the used market was insane for used cars. what is the time line on getting manufacturing up and running here in the united states? >> well, first of all, the president has already created 650,000 or so manufacturing jobs since hes been in office, the largest number which has been created in a long time...

Usually-optimistic Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger offered up a sobering view on when the semiconductor shortage roiling everything from auto producers to PC makers may abate.

I rate Apple a hold due to significant headwinds heading into earnings, shipment forecast cuts by key suppliers, and overvaluation. Read more about AAPL here.

The worldwide semiconductor chip shortage is expected to last into 2024, according to Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger.