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Yoshihiro Seki, secretary general of a Liberal Democratic Party group on chip industry strategy, also urged the government to provide a favorable environment for investment.

Your iPhone could get more expensive, as Apple — like many companies — plans to shift some of its supply chain back to the US.

Camp Rhino, Afghanistan, Dec. 12, 2001: The desert version of a Christmas tree — dried brush decorated with bits of rope and red-and-white beaded candy cane, complete with a star on top — provided a quirky backdrop for the troops’ morning briefings.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February led to sanctions against the nation and companies such as Intel and AMD stopping sales of their CPUs. Taiwan also halted...

There are many good histories of this process, the most recent of which is Chris Miller's Chip Wars (which is very good), that cover the narrative of...

TSMC's founder said chip production in the US would be an "expensive exercise in futility." But now, the company is building its second factory there.

Nearly all processors rely on some form of SRAM caching. Caches act as a high speed storage solution with very fast access times due to their strategic...

The TSMC investment in Arizona is supposed to make the US less dependent on China for electronics, but experts say the economy is still vulnerable.

Camp Kinser, Okinawa, Dec. 7, 2007: Marines of Headquarters Company, Combat Logistics Regiment 37, throw candy from their “Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer” float during the Camp Kinser Christmas parade.

San Miguel Corp., the country’s diversified conglomerate, now owns 99.9 percent of Eagle Cement Corp. after completing its tender offer to shareholders of the listed cement firm owned by the Ang family.