AMD is ready to begin production at TSMC’s Arizona plant amid rising geopolitical and economic pressures. Donald Trump's ...

AMD CEO Lisa Su arrived in Taiwan on April 13, 2025, becoming the first global semiconductor executive to visit the island ...

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There’s also a host of firms that reached preliminary agreements under Biden but didn’t sign final ... US chipmaker Intel Corp. was down 1.6%. TSMC, meanwhile, hit a milestone in late February ...

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"I do think that there could be some short-term impacts," AMD (AMD) CEO Lisa Su told me in a Yahoo Finance exclusive on Monday. "I think it's too early to say what the longer-term impacts are.

If AI infrastructure demand is slowing, as some market watchers claim, AMD (AMD) CEO Lisa Su isn't seeing it. "The need for compute continues to be immense," Su told me in a Yahoo Finance ...

TL;DR: TSMC plans to expand its semiconductor production in the US, investing $165 billion in Arizona for three high-end fabs, including the production of advanced 1.6nm chips. This move ...

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Analysts from ING and Morgan Stanley said in separate research reports that earlier pledges by Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) to invest in chip production in the US would ...

TAIPEI -- Leading chipmakers and packagers including Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. and Intel have slowed the pace of their expansions in Japan and Malaysia due to lackluster demand for ...