Russia will invest $2.54 billion to develop photolithography machines by 2030. It plans to produce extreme ultraviolet equipment capable of making 7 nm semiconductors in three years.
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Russia distrusts the U.S. and its allies, a stance that aligns with the current tense geopolitical climate. The mistrust is mutual and extends beyond diplomacy, influencing critical infrastructure decisions.
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Intel's new GPUs sold out as soon as they went on sale.
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Espionage is rampant in the semiconductor industry and extends to other sectors. A strategic industry like integrated circuits is no exception.
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The company wants to expand its software across various products.
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The CHIPS and Science Act program is the largest U.S. effort to bolster domestic semiconductor production. Intel plans to use the funding to expand facilities in Arizona, New Mexico, Ohio, and Oregon.
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SMIC is the largest semiconductor manufacturer in China, holding approximately 5% of the global market share.
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It's still a long time coming: It’s likely to be 2029 before the new standard becomes widely adopted.
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The government added Moore Threads to its blacklist last October.
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What said it wasn't possible to replace the SSD in the new M4 Mac mini?
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Donald Trump will once again become President of the U.S. on Jan. 20, 2025.
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It had everything going against it. TSMC’s first integrated circuit plant in Arizona has caused the company considerable headaches.
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When Nvidia unveiled its B200 chip for AI applications in March this year, it clearly had an absolute beast on its hands.
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Ukrainian researchers have discovered Western-made integrated circuits in Russian missiles shot down over Ukrainian territory.
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