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Synopsys' (SNPS) digital and analog design flows receive the certification for TSMC's N2 process technology.

Details on when or where it will be built or how much it will cost have not been decided, but Fukuoka Prefecture is reportedly a candidate location.

Tecno: The latest smartphone comes with a 1.32-inch AMOLED screen with a 352ppi pixel density. It can be customised with wallpapers, emojis, 3D interactive virtual pets, and more. It allows users to swipe and access camera, play music, and quickly reply to messages. The screen also features customisable smart widgets.

Sophisticated chip packaging helped Nvidia Corp. develop industry-leading AI accelerators, but limited suppliers are now proving a bottleneck for the US company.

Chip Packaging Semiconductor Cadence Systems: Sophisticated chip packaging helped Nvidia Corp. develop industry-leading AI accelerators, but limited suppliers are now proving a bottleneck for the US company.

Arizona Tsmc Advanced Packaging: In July, TSMC said production at its first chip fabrication facility, or fab, in Arizona would be delayed until 2025 due to a shortage of specialist workers, and it was sending technicians from Taiwan to train local staff. Production had been due to start next year.

Kokusai Electric: At Kokusais indicative price of 1,890 yen per share, the company will offer 111.2 billion yen ($749.88 million) worth of shares and have a market value of 435.5 billion yen.

Nvidia: As the stocks rose this year, so did valuations. At the end of July, the 21-stock S&P 500 semiconductors and semiconductors equipment industry group was trading at 28.5 times forward 12-month earnings estimates, compared to its 10-year average P/E of 16.5 times, according to LSEG Datastream.

Intel CEO confirms that the company is developing its own version of 3D V-Cache stacking as seen in Ryzen X3D CPUs, but its implementation will differ.

The iPhone 15 Pro has the first 3nm chip of its kind and Apple is already working towards its next big chip upgrade and it'll be TSMC's 2nm process.