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Why upstate leaders hope CHIPS Act will build future - Vimarsana News

Why upstate leaders hope CHIPS Act will build future

Competitiveness could be boosted as a result of measure.

US, Japan to develop next-generation 2-nm microchips to create redundant global supply - Vimarsana News

US, Japan to develop next-generation 2-nm microchips to create redundant global supply

Representatives from Japan and the United States have agreed to work together to develop next-generation two-nanometer (nm) semiconductor chips. On July 29, the newly-established U.S.-Japan [...]

US and Japan join forces to start factory for tiny 2-nanometer chips - Vimarsana News

US and Japan join forces to start factory for tiny 2-nanometer chips

The new chips would offer a much higher performance while using less power. It could also help ease the chip shortage.

China Investigates Chip Execs For Failures - Vimarsana News

China Investigates Chip Execs For Failures

As the US prepares to dole out $250 billion to its chip industry, China is reported to have initiated three investigations into men seen as responsible

CNN Fareed Zakaria GPS June 4, 2024 14:43:00 - Vimarsana News

CNN Fareed Zakaria GPS June 4, 2024 14:43:00

For change ahead. that's why i think it's very, very special. >> why is it so difficult for anyone to make the chip that is you make? i'm thinking now about the seven nanometer. americans have great companies like intel. the chinese pour tens of billions of dollars into new companies, but no one can make the chips you make. why? >> well, they can, just a few years later. >> that's all the difference in this business. >> you're right. that's all the difference. i think the -- we treat the semiconductor technology itself as a business, as a science. it's not assembly workers.