That identifier corresponds with the A16 chip, which does not support the Apple Intelligence suite of artificial intelligence features. Existing devices with the A16 chip include the iPhone 14 Pro ...

The company building a massive semiconductor complex in Arizona ended 2024 on a strong financial footing and confirmed it has already launched its much-anticipated commercial production at the ...

allegations that the US dumps lower-end chips and unfairly subsidizes its own chipmakers, in potentially one of Beijing’s strongest retaliatory moves against American technology sanctions.

Apple's chip contract manufacturer TSMC is apparently on the verge of mass-producing the first A16 Bionic chips, which roll off the production line in the US state of Arizona. Corresponding ...

The Biden administration rolled out a flurry of new restrictions on Chinese companies and their access to advanced chips, part of a last-gasp clampdown on the adversary’s ability to harness ...

An illustration of the team's technology, which combines a bionic limb with brain implants to reproduce more complex sensations of touch. © Chalmers University of ...

Today, the US announced new rules to prevent chips from ending up in China or Russia, including requiring more scrutiny of customers by manufacturers, restricting exports to 16 more Chinese ...

It’s not uncommon to see major chip players introduce new and novel approaches to traditional computing paradigms at CES in Las Vegas in January. And if ever there was a limelight moment in that ...

Washington – The federal government and New York have finalized an agreement worth $825 million to help make the Empire State an international hub for computer chip research and development.

PETALING JAYA: The potential curbing of artificial intelligence (AI)-related chip exports by the United States is expected to have a limited direct impact on Bursa Malaysia's technology index ...

The U.S. plans to bring in more regulations aimed at preventing advanced chips made by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) and other companies from reaching China, Bloomberg News reported.

TOKYO -- Japan is preparing 160 billion yen ($1 billion) in government support for its chip design industry, moving further upstream from its early focus on production in a bid to play catch-up ...