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Taiwan minister says TSMC has received China chip waiver extension from US, ET Auto - Vimarsana News

Taiwan minister says TSMC has received China chip waiver extension from US, ET Auto

Tsmc: Last October, the Biden administration published a sweeping set of export controls, including a measure to cut off China from certain semiconductor chips made anywhere in the world with U.S. tools, vastly expanding the reach of a bid to slow Beijing's technological and military advances.

Taiwan to probe firms over Huawei chip plants in China, Telecom News, ET Telecom - Vimarsana News

Taiwan to probe firms over Huawei chip plants in China, Telecom News, ET Telecom

Huawei, a leader in 5G telecom equipment, has been at the centre of the intensifying US-China rivalry over advanced tech in recent years.

Meta's Reality Labs Division Faces Layoffs, Is the Metaverse Dream Crumbling? | Technology & Science News, Times Now - Vimarsana News

Meta's Reality Labs Division Faces Layoffs, Is the Metaverse Dream Crumbling? | Technology & Science News, Times Now

Layoffs in Meta's Reality Labs division cast a shadow on its ambitious metaverse vision, raising questions about the company's chip-making capabilities., Technology & Science News, Times Now

Intel hails 'landmark' as high-volume EUV production begins at Irish plant | Technology News - Vimarsana News

Intel hails 'landmark' as high-volume EUV production begins at Irish plant | Technology News

The EUV tools, which are theoretically precise enough to hit a person's thumb with a laser pointer from the moon, will play a key role in meeting Intel's goal of delivering five generations of technology in four years, the U.S. company said.