India aims to launch its first "Made in India" chip and open six fabs by late 2025 to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing and reduce 90% import reliance.

Intel's new CEO indicates the company may exit advanced chip manufacturing (14A/18A) if external demand falters, highlighting struggles to compete with TSMC and ongoing cost-cutting efforts.

Arm CEO Rene Haas confirms the company is exploring developing its own chips and chiplets, marking a strategic pivot that could put it in direct competition with long-time partners like Qualcomm and NVIDIA.Arm, Chip Development, AI, Chiplets, Semiconductors…

Apple has reportedly secured nearly half of TSMC's 2nm chip production for the iPhone 18's A20 processor, a move that highlights the fierce competition for cutting-edge silicon.

Qualcomm's CEO says Intel's foundry technology isn't advanced enough for its needs, signaling continued reliance on TSMC and Samsung for chip production.

Intel's upcoming 14A process node will be more expensive than its predecessor due to the use of advanced high-NA EUV lithography machines.

A U.S. court dismissed Arm's remaining lawsuit against Qualcomm and Nuvia, granting Qualcomm a "complete victory" and clearing the way for its high-performance CPU cores.

NVIDIA announced a $2B equity investment in Synopsys to expand their partnership, integrating Agentic AI and accelerated computing into chip design, automotive, and aerospace engineering.