TSMC, the world’s biggest chip foundry for hire, has reportedly stepped up development of its 10nm manufacturing process. According to Digitimes, the foundry decided to speed up development due to ...
TSMC has notified several Chinese IC design companies that their chips at 16/14 nanometers or smaller nodes lack "approved OSAT" status on the US BIS whitelist and proper certification signatures from ...
One of the longstanding trends in semiconductor manufacturing has been a steady decrease in major foundry players. Twenty years ago, when 180nm manufacturing was cutting-edge technology, there were no ...
Over the past few years, we've seen the foundry business evolve from a single-horse race that TSMC effectively "won" each and every cycle to a two-way competition with Samsung. Now, GlobalFoundries is ...
According to United Daily News, TSMC is restricting Chinese chip design firms. They cannot order chips made with 16nm and below processes unless they use U.S. government-approved third-party packaging ...
Weekly news roundup: Apple makes manufacturing pivot; Chinese IC firms may shift 14nm orders to SMIC
These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories from the week of February 10 – February 14. Apple makes manufacturing pivot: scales back Vietnam MacBook production, ramps up India operations Apple is ...
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Former Intel directors strongly oppose TSMC takeover, call for Intel fabs spinoff
Intel's stock has surged over 20% recently as investors anticipate a possible company split amidst a rumor suggesting that ...
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