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Experts predict submarine stealth could vanish by 2050.

A war game called Proud Prophet escalated into nuclear catastrophe, revealing the dangers of miscalculation.

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.

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.

A Republican-backed plan calls for nuclear rearmament and a return to past strategies.

If things go wrong, the country needs to be prepared.

Espionage is rampant in the semiconductor industry and extends to other sectors. A strategic industry like integrated circuits is no exception.

Few people have left such a lasting impression on two antagonistic countries. The U.S. and China will remember Qian Xuesen for a lifetime.

Basic income can provide economic stability without drastically changing the work ethic of recipients.

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.

While millions are excitedly awaiting the arrival of the new president, others are having anxiety over how he could impact their lives. The business world has noticed.

The U.S. and China are in a race to develop artificial general intelligence (AGI), a system capable of performing any intellectual task humans can execute.