Beijing accuses U.S. of violating WTO rules and practicing economic coercion by revoking licenses to export semiconductors

Unveiling its A16 technology, the Taiwan firm says the introduction of 1.6-nanometer chipmaking can ‘greatly improve’ logic chip density and performance

Markets generally expected acquisition of Tower Semiconductor to fail as Chinese antitrust review dragged on; Intel had hoped Tower purchase would facilitate move into foundry business

Powerleader Computer System came under fire after industry experts revealed its new processor unit was seemingly identical to a product made by the U.S. giant

Administration may slam the door even on licensed sales to the Chinese tech giant under the four-year-old blacklist

Dutch firm ASML’s three-decade quest to dominate the high-end lithography machine industry isn’t something Beijing can replicate anytime soon

New $280 billion American policy to bolster domestic semiconductors is already sending ripples through the industry worldwide

U.S. lawmakers have stressed the national security implications of the legislation, saying it is vital to competing with China

Alibaba applies to upgrade its listing in Hong Kong, MediaTek signs contract manufacturing deal with Intel

Senators are still working out the details of the bill, a scaled-down version of the original and more expansive measure

Driverless truck developer Inceptio raises $188 million, Baidu CEO says BYD will adopt its intelligent driving technologies

Deal between two American chipmakers was proposed two years ago as AMD sought to challenge Intel’s leadership in the industry

Entrepreneurs and venture firms pivot to new opportunities with startling speed

U.K. semiconductor design giant says its new v9 design wouldn’t be subject to U.S. export restrictions

South Korean chipmaker insists NAND unit purchase, which includes China factory, will not break the bank

Chinese buyers may have expressed interest in $9 billion deal, but chip giant would have shunned such bids over concerns about a veto from Washington

Two-day pause comes a week after Inspur was among 20 Chinese companies included on a U.S. Defense Department list

U.S. chipmaker teams up with Ericsson to grab 40% of the market