Apple Intelligence edges closer to China with Alibaba Qwen integration
TSMC boosts US investment by US$100B as C.C. Wei outlines long-term capacity planning with customers
To address structural long-term growth in semiconductor demand, TSMC chairman C.C. Wei said the company works closely with customers — and its customers’ customers — to jointly plan future capacity.
UMT to acquire majority stake in Dynahz Technologies for NT$1.7 billion
Apple lawsuit targets OpenAI’s AI hardware ambitions
Groups urge EU interim measures against Broadcom amid VMware antitrust case
A European industry group, the Cloud Infrastructure Services Providers in Europe (CISPE), has joined four other trade organizations in calling for the European Commission to impose interim measures while it processes an antitrust case against Broadcom. The case concerns recent licensing changes made by the chip designer on the virtualization platform VMware.
CXMT IPO raises fresh capital, but its own prospectus map shows distance still to close
InP substrates emerge as strategic asset as optical engine supply chain heads for reshuffle
TSMC 2Q26 profit surges 77% to a record on AI demand, first 2nm revenue
TSMC reported record second-quarter 2026 results on July 16, with revenue, profit, and earnings per share all surpassing market expectations, underscoring sustained demand for AI and high-performance computing (HPC) chips.
As Trump pushes chips onshore, Netlist’s ITC memory bid could keep Samsung, Nvidia offshore
A US trade agency has opened an investigation that could block imports of the DDR5 server memory and high-bandwidth memory (HBM) feeding the AI data center boom, handing a small California patent holder a border lever that runs parallel to President Donald Trump’s campaign to force chip production back onto US soil.