Semiconductors

US sanctions were meant to stifle China’s tech progress, yet the gap is closing faster than expected as China pushes toward self-sufficiency.

An analysis reveals the limited impact of US tech curbs on consumer products.

US, Taiwan, and South Korean players beat path to Vietnam, though the boom strains resources.

The top chipmaker’s revenue grew 22% between April and June, but its profit has declined due to a price battle.

PolyU’s quantum chip could change how we understand and simulate molecular interactions, making it a game changer in fields like drug discovery and materials science.

Kuala Lumpur is seeking foreign investment to upgrade its “Silicon Valley.”

Nvidia’s dominance is being tested by savvy Chinese competitors and major clients finding their own plan B.

Applied Materials and Lam Research can continue to ship their legacy products, untargeted by export curbs.