Samsung's development in the Lone Star State is making major headway with $4 billion of funding adding to its goal to invest ...
Samsung, Texas Instruments, and Amkor have finalized their CHIPS and Science Act funding agreements with the US Department of ...
Samsung Electronics received direct funding of up to $4.745 billion from the CHIPS Act. The award follows the original preliminary funding announced in April of 2024. The funding will support ...
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US logic in question, but perhaps American memory can still prevailUnlike Intel, which has yet to prove the commercial viability of its mass market process tech, Micron has already ...
While Nvidia, AMD and others have benefited the most from AI's rapid adoption, the future will belong to companies that develop energy-efficient chips that can power smaller language models in ...
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Samsung braces for another tough year as chip woes persistSamsung Electronics is bracing for an even more challenging year ahead, with Chinese chipmakers aggressively expanding into ...
American microchip giant Intel is looking for a new CEO following Pat Gelsinger’s shock resignation. This represents more ...
Qualcomm shifts key chip production to TSMC, dealing a blow to Samsung's foundry business reshaping the semiconductor ...
The Biden-Harris administration on Dec. 20 announced the United States Department of Commerce awarded tech giant Samsung up to $4.74 billion to further the company’s investments in Central Texas.
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