Intel can increase its influence in the foundry business and challenge TSMC's dominance, according to industry sources.

China boasts the world's largest market for pure electric and hybrid vehicles.

Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain rapidly recovered within a remarkably short span following a magnitude 7.2 earthquake that hit the eastern county of Hualien on April 3. This swift...

Industry teardown reports have unveiled the initial group of on-board storage providers for Xiaomi's SU7, with Micron Technology taking the lead in supplying LPDDR4 and UFS on-board...

China is experiencing a reshuffling of the EV market after rapidly scaling the sector. As the situation intensifies, some automotive parts companies have gradually reduced supplies...

The Chinese government is pushing large-scale equipment upgrades and a trade-in policy of exchanging old consumer goods for new ones.

As India strives to develop its semiconductor ecosystem, international chip companies are establishing global capability centers in the country to harness local talent.

A recent report from the Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has emerged, indicating Baidu is poised to provide AI capabilities for Apple's next-generation iPhone 16.

China was already the largest OLED panel producer in 2023, manufacturing 51% of the world's OLED panels. Now it's actively increasing its capacity for OLED materials, for which China's...

TSMC will be receiving less US Chips Act subsidy than Intel, but DIGITIMES Research believes the Taiwanese pure-play foundry's fabs in Arizona will still be competitive due to its...

In an ever-intensifying Sino-US conflict, one battleground stands out: the global telecommunications sector. At the center of this fray is Huawei, the Chinese tech giant that has...

Tesla and BYD both aim to expand global footprints by diversifying production

The US agency tasked with driving scientific research has launched a program to connect American startups with Taiwanese peers, backing the island's ambitions to foster key players...

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

Amid the ongoing AI surge and supply chain's decoupling from China, Mexico has emerged as a promising alternative destination for electronic manufacturers.