Taiwan Affairs Office Condemns US ‘Trade Bullying’ Over Chip Deals
China’s Taiwan Affairs Office accuses the U.S. of ‘trade bullying’ following a $250 billion semiconductor investment deal and tariff negotiations with Taiwan authorities.
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Qualcomm Triumphs in Chip Trial Against Arm, Unblocking PC Market Ambitions
Qualcomm wins a pivotal legal battle against Arm Holdings, securing rights to expand into the laptop market and affirming its licensing agreements, despite lingering uncertainties over Nuvia’s license.
Breaking Through: China’s Ambitious Pursuit of an Independent Chip Industry
China is accelerating efforts to establish an independent chip industry. Industry leader Chen Nanxiang and the next generation of innovators share insights into China’s ambitious pursuit of semiconductor self-reliance.
Intel to Cut 15% of Workforce, Suspends Dividend Amid Turnaround
Intel announces plans to cut 15% of its workforce and suspend its dividend as part of a turnaround strategy focused on revitalizing its manufacturing business and competing in the AI chip market.