Yangtze Memory benefits as scandal-plagued government-backed semiconductor fund jumps back into the game

Amid sanctions and semiconductor slump, Chinese state-owned chipmaker cuts 5%–10% of employees and picks a fight with them over subsidized Wuhan housing

China’s chip industry faces a brain drain under personnel rules; supercomputers take a hit; and chipmakers may have to just make do with old technology

Yangtze Memory’s 128-layer technology 3D NAND chip could be ready for mass production by the end of this year, closing the gap on more established global rivals like Samsung

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