Micron starts construction of new plant in Xi’an, TikTok’s high stakes battle against U.S. ban threatens worldwide expansion

New plant shows U.S. memory-chip maker’s deepening commitment to China market

The U.S. chipmaker cannot grow its business in the country without local support, CEO Sanjay Mehrotra says

Nio unveils electric sedan to take Porsche head-on, Micron settles IP lawsuit amid push to repair Beijing ties

With the agreement, the U.S. company and Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit decide to drop all complaints against each other globally

The number of American semiconductor firms attending rose this year, with participants including Micron, Analog Devices, and Qualcomm

Beijing’s restrictions on the American semiconductor giant have triggered a search for alternatives, with competitors stepping in and domestic companies stepping up

Critical information infrastructure operators or government representatives in China are contacting some customers about the future use of its products

American memory chipmaker plans additional $602 million investment in Xi’an operation, expanding China workforce to 4,500

British firms are “conditionally optimistic” about their China operations in 2023

The Chinese cyberspace watchdog’s announcement follows a weeks-long review of the U.S. chipmaker, bringing fresh uncertainty to its American peers that sell to China

The two South Korean memory chipmakers are top rivals to the American semiconductor giant as devices made by China’s Yangtze and ChangXin lag behind

Micron’s products caused “significant security risks” to the country’s critical information infrastructure supply chain, China’s regulator says

The move risks further exacerbating tensions, which have worsened in recent months over Taiwan and the alleged spy balloon shot down over U.S. territory

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

Shenzhen may allow citywide tests of unmanned driving. Micron plans to shut down its DRAM design team in Shanghai

American semiconductor giant joins AMD in scaling back China R&D as Beijing pushes ‘Made in China 2025’ project to upgrade the domestic industry

South Korea’s biggest company posted revenue that jumped a better-than-expected 23%

Samsung and Micron semiconductor factories face disruptions as workers stay home in the city’s worst Covid-19 outbreak