Semiconductors

The semiconductor bellwether set new records for revenue and profit, but the milestones were tempered by market concerns over geopolitical tensions.

In-house chipmaking has its pros and cons—how might Nio, Xpeng, and other automakers benefit from developing their own intelligent driving chips?

Top-notch hardware is just a pile of meaningless silicon without software of commensurate quality.

Intel, AMD and Qualcomm all hope to reignite the computer market, but will users bite?

China’s RMB 344 billion semiconductor fund signals a major push for tech self-sufficiency amid US restrictions.

Skeptics say more government subsidies, skilled workers, and end customers are needed.

Huawei is gaining an edge over Nvidia in China despite the latter’s stunning stock market rally.

The chipmaking equipment producer looks ‘four generations ahead’ in bolstering the supply chain.