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'The war brings no winners, everybody's losers,' TSMC's Mark Liu said, claiming a conflict would render the world's leading chip manufacturer inoperable.

Set to boost chip production and make the United States tech market more competitive, the CHIPS Act now goes to President Biden to be signed into law.

We're one step closer to addressing the shortage of semiconductor chips, with the bill aimed to help boost domestic production.

Taiwan Semiconductor put up an excellent quarter and has raised guidance for its upcoming Q3 as a result.

Intel has plans to expand its business in Ohio with a new factory, but claims it may be slowed down by delayed funding from Congress' CHIPS Act.

PlayStation leadership expects that once issues with COVID-19 shortages and the Russia/Ukraine war are settled, the PS5 will surge in sales.

Prices are going to continue to rise, even though there's already been a reduced demand for products as a result.

Where some tech companies expected the semiconductor famine could clear up by 2023, Intel's Pat Gelsinger is now expecting it could last into 2024.

The Mod3 facility expansion will add 270,000 square feet to Intel Oregon's D1X factory.

Taiwan Semiconductor's (TSM) chairman cites the war in Ukraine and COVID lockdowns amid drop in demand.