Intel's 18A process is coming later this year. It's the company's biggest chance to catch back up with rival TSMC. But it's a ...

AMD is one of the first customers using TSMC's new 2nm (N2) process node, says no other semiconductor foundry matches TSMC's ...

During a conversation at the J.P. Morgan's Global Technology, Media, and Communications conference in Boston, Intel's CFO ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) reported robust sales growth in April yet trades at a compressed valuation ...

Bu Tan returned to take the reins at Intel, the company was betting big on its upcoming 18A node. The first sub-2nm process ...

The two countries have different standards for labeling goods as “Made in Taiwan” or “Made in China,” he said, but added that ...

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But the U.S. chip titan still wants to be the world's No. 2 foundry company by 2030. That would mean beating out Samsung ...

China unveils a silicon-free transistor, delivering up to 40 percent faster speeds and 10 percent lower power than top 3 nm ...

But if the rumors of TSMC's maxed capacity are true, combined with the ever-shifting US foreign manufacturing tariffs, Intel Foundry could be a more attractive option than ever for silicon production.

Intel is wooing external chip customers for its 14A process node to justify the high costs involved, and aims for the foundry ...

If Samsung wants to catch up with TSMC, it has a long way to go, as the revenue gap between both companies is massive.