TSMC has taken the wraps off its 1.4nm process, which it plans to put into production in 2028, putting it ahead of Samsung.

The roadmap was unveiled this week at the North American Technology Symposium. As part of the announcement, TSMC revealed plans for an intermediary A16 node, slated ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE: TSM), popularly known as TSMC, has turned out to be a solid investment over the ...

Cadence Design Systems, Inc. CDNS has announced an expansion of its long-standing collaboration with Taiwan Semiconductor ...

North America Technology Symposium, TSMC introduced its next-generation advanced logic process, A14 (1.4nm). Scheduled for production in 2028, ...

More specifically, on Intel's plans for AI hardware and the role of x86 chips, Tan said, "We’re going to look for partnership ...

Intel revealed during its recent earnings call that its Intel 7 process node production capacity was facing shortages, ...

Smartphone chip sales slipped 22% quarter over quarter due to seasonality and represented 28% of its overall revenue. A year ago, smartphone revenue was 38% of the total. The year-over-year shift ...

During his first public comments as CEO at Intel Vision 2025, Tan laid out his plans for the company while acknowledging the ...

The troubled American semiconductor giant said it will cut spending despite benefiting from a Biden-era program designed to ...

Cadence has announced the first DDR5 12.8-Gbps MRDIMM Gen2 memory IP subsystem fabricated on TSMC’s N3 (3-nm) process.

Dan Niles, Niles Investment Management founder, predicted in a CNBC program earlier this month that unlike previous market ...