The Trump administration quietly reversed a policy that tightened restrictions on microchip exports to China, but why the sudden backflip?

Nvidia has firmly denied that its chips contain any “backdoors” enabling unauthorized access or control, following a meeting ...

In July, the world’s largest chipmaker and foundry Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) said it would exit the ...

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent voiced optimism about a potential trade deal with China even as Trump escalated global trade ...

The Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) is the central authority responsible for regulating the country’s internet, ...

Samsung Electronics recently posted its second-quarter financial results, and they're worse than expected. According to CBNC, ...

KLA Corporation (KLAC) separated itself from rivals such as ASML (ASML) and TE Connectivity (TEL) in its fourth quarter ...

The most significant rumored upgrade for the M5 MacBook Pro is the unannounced Apple M5 chip. According to South Korean ...

NVIDIA Corporation (NASDAQ:NVDA), a global leader in GPU and AI chip design, is reentering the Chinese market after receiving U.S. government approval to resume sales of its H20 AI GPU.

The countries hit hardest by these new tariffs are Syria at 41%, Myanmar at 40%, and Laos also at 40%. Goods that have been ...

President Trump’s announcement on Thursday of a new tariff rate of 20 percent on Taiwan’s exports to the United States comes ...

The European Chips Act has been a complete disaster. That holds a broader lesson for governments, says Matthew Lynn ...