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

The chipmaker will make a one-time payment of an undisclosed amount to settle all competing claims between the companies globally

Maker of semiconductor chips agrees to cooperate in further probe of China’s Fujian Jinhua and pay $60 million fine in two-year-old Justice Department prosecution

Proposed deal shows U.S. values ties with Taiwan’s chip industry, analysts say

As Huawei is Micron’s biggest customer, making up for halt in shipments will take time, CEO says; stock loses more than 7% on downbeat outlook

ChangXin is one of China’s few homegrown chip makers to bring a new product to market. But finding big-name customers may take time, experts say

Former president of a China state-owned chipmaker and two other engineers are charged with stealing secrets from Idaho-based Micron Technology

Beijing bent Wuhan quarantine rules in a high-stakes bid for tech self-sufficiency

Investments in first quarter more than triple last year’s total

Huawei’s HiSilicon gets high marks for challenging Qualcomm, but memory-chip makers are still three to five years behind their peers

After close review of American rules, Micron and Intel resume shipments of components falling outside restrictions

Declaring Chinese state-owned chipmaker ‘innocent,’ minister Miao Wei accuses U.S. of abusing national security export controls

Maintaining it poses no threat to U.S. national security, company plans to demand proof of Commerce Department allegations

Washington is testing a new rule that makes it easier to serve criminal indictments to foreign companies without a U.S. presence