Investment banking firm JPMorgan thinks Intel should walk away from the chip-making business, and push into its Intel Foundry ...

TSMC's leadership in advanced chips, global expansion, and AI-driven demand justify its premium valuation and long-term ...

President Donald Trump signaled that he wants to buck up Intel to better compete with TSMC for U.S. chipmaking business.

The White House has said it won't aim to take a stake in companies like Taiwanese chip giant TSMC and Micron that are ...

The Trump administration is considering taking equity stakes in companies getting funds from the 2022 CHIPS Act but has no ...

TSMC executives have already discussed returning US grants if the Trump administration pushes for equity ownership. A White ...

The industry looks very different from when Intel was the clear leader. Nvidia and AMD dominate AI and data centers, while ...

Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told CNBC the U.S. government wants a stake in Intel in exchange for CHIPS Act grant money ...

Yet Intel still matters, as Mr Trump’s interest shows. The most advanced chips, vital for smartphones and AI, are now made almost entirely by TSMC. America’s tech giants depend on it. Such reliance on ...

Intel's rocky ties with TSMC, strained after Pat Gelsinger's "rude" Taiwan remarks and the loss of a key wafer discount, have left the chipmaker battling billions in foundry losses, mounting ...

The investment will make SoftBank Intel’s fifth biggest investor, with the conglomerate paying $23 per share of Intel common ...

The official confirmed a Wall Street Journal report that the administration does not intend to seek equity stakes in semiconductor companies, such as Micron and TSMC, that plan to step up investment.