The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) has cut off ties with a Singaporean chip company after an investigation revealed that the latter firm had shipped products to Chinese technology giant Huawei. The report comes from the South China Morning Post, and it quotes three sources to share that a TSMC chip was discovered in a Huawei AI processor, which led to a review and subsequent action by TSMC against the firm PowerAIR. US sanctions against Huawei prevent the Chinese firm from procuring advanced chips manufactured by relying on US technology due to national security

The Shanghai unit of Apple will focus on software development, big data services, storage services and data processing.

The world’s largest contract chipmaker reported a 39 per cent rise in October-December revenue to US$26.3 billion.

Samsung will reportedly announce not three but four members of its Galaxy S25 lineup later this month, with the Korean giant introducing the ‘Slim’ moniker to the family for the first time. Evidence of this particular model has been spotted in the latest benchmark leak, with the alleged Galaxy S25 Slim being tested with Qualcomm’s latest and greatest chipset, the Snapdragon 8 Elite. What is impressive is that despite the slim form factor of the upcoming flagship, the SoC is shown to feature performance cores operating

China's largest chip manufacturer, the Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation (SMIC) can match TSMC in market capitaliztion believes Wong Kok Hoi of APS Asset Management. TSMC is the world's largest and leading chip manufacturer, whose advanced technologies are used by all of the world's largest technology companies to manufacture their products. On the other hand, SMIC has struggled to master the older 7-nanometer chip manufacturing process since sanctions have cut its access to advanced EUV chip manufacturing machines from ASML. However, the analyst believes

Since 2020, Apple Silicon has paved the way for open competition in the industry, and so far, AMD has managed to come close to the Cupertino giant. On the flip side, Intel has been left behind not only by Apple but also by AMD. AMD is following Apple's route to combine the CPU, GPU, and unified memory, similar to what it does with its M series of chips. While AMD has not credited Apple for the approach, it did state that the chip would