Silicon chip manufacturer, Wolfspeed, announced on Wednesday that it is laying off hundreds of its workers. The company said that it will be laying off 20 percent of its headcount as part of its cost ...

adding that tariffs could create a price gap between US-made and foreign-made chips. "The problem is that I don't think this ...

Since President-elect Donald Trump’s first term in office, the U.S. has wielded its trade restriction and sanctioning powers ...

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New Zhubei production site lays the foundation for further targeted growth in the coming years ...