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Intel will provide U.S. foundry services and manufacturing to the firm it tried to buy.

Shares of Intel have bounced back this year as the company's foundry efforts gain momentum.

Billionaire Mukesh Ambanis Reliance Industries has begun exploring a foray into semiconductor manufacturing, a move that could address its supply chain needs and cater to growing chip demand in...

NEW DELHI : Billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries has begun exploring a foray into semiconductor manufacturing, a move that could address its supply chain needs and cater to growing chip demand in India, two people familiar with its strategy said.The telecoms-to-energy conglomerate, encouraged b

Reliance Industries is reportedly looking to enter the semiconductor manufacturing industry to address its supply chain needs and meet the growing chip demand in India. It has held early-stage talks with foreign chipmakers to potentially become technology partners. Reliances interest in semiconductors is fueled by the aim to safeguard against chip shortages that could impact its telecom and electronic devices businesses.

Reliance sees merit in getting into semiconductors as the move would help safeguard against chip shortages that could affect its telecom and electronic devices.

Israel High Tech Scene September 2 – September 8 New Startups / VC Funding Ibex Medical Raises $100 Million Israeli medtech startup Ibex Medical Analytics uses artificial intelligence (AI) in cancer diagnosis. The company closed a $55 million Series C financing round led by 83North. The financing brings total funding to over $100 million since […]

The telecoms-to-energy conglomerate, encouraged by the Indian government, has held early-stage talks with foreign chipmakers that have the potential to become technology partners, said one of the people who has direct knowledge of the plans.

With ten days of gains, Intels stock is having its longest rally in 18 years.

The ban at Chinese ministries is only the first step, with state companies and government agencies next on the list.