TSMC is making progress toward entering the A14 and 2nm process generations as planned, according to sources at fab toolmakers.

TSMC has swiftly recovered in the wake of the devastating 7.2-magnitude Hualien earthquake on April 3.

How will Intel Foundry (IF) return to the forefront? Is 2024 the time when Intel will catch up with TSMC's 2nm?

According to the restructured accounting model of Intel Foundry (IF), it has been seeing continuous operational losses for three consecutive years from 2021 to 2023, totaling US$5.1...

According to TSMC's announcement of a third fab for 2nm and more advanced chips, as well as Amkor Technology's intentions to develop an advanced packaging fab in Arizona, advanced...

In response to the corporate restructuring by Intel announced earlier, which involves Intel Foundry and Altera, the company disclosed a widening loss at its foundry service and expects...

South Korean Internet giant Naver is reportedly collaborating with Intel to establish an Artificial Intelligence (AI) chip ecosystem, sparking concerns about whether this partnership...

Rugged embedded computer brand—Cincoze has launched two new compact embedded computers in the Rugged Computing—DIAMOND product line. The DA-1200 is a palm-sized device...

Intel and Microsoft collaborated on establishing AI PC principles, which were introduced at a recent developer event.

Subsidiaries of the Samsung Group will collaborate to invest in the research and development of Glass Core Substrates (GCS) to expedite their commercialization, aiming to rival Intel,...

Intel, Qualcomm, Google, and other industry titans have formed the Unified Acceleration (UXL) Foundation, an open accelerator software ecosystem aimed at challenging Nvidia's market...

Chinese authorities have issued new regulations for procuring foreign processors and operating systems, and analysts warned that Intel and AMD could suffer revenue losses amounting...

In March, CEOs from 11 global technology companies were active in the US and China, with their focus squarely on AI, chips, and the Chinese market.

Vying for government subsidies would be the easiest assignment for Intel when it comes to expanding its foundry business, DIGITIMES Research believes.

These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of March 18 – March 22.