TSMC and Samsung Electronics stand to gain from subsidies provided by the US government to a lesser extent, according to sources at semiconductor equipment companies.

TSMC has nominated ten candidates for its board of directors, including three new independent directors.

According to sources in Taiwan's semiconductor supply chain, Samsung Electronics visited Taiwan at the end of March.

These are the most-read DIGITIMES Asia stories in the week of April 8 - April 12.

The ongoing booming artificial intelligence (AI) development relies heavily on massive computing power facilitated by semiconductors, and consequently, looking ahead 10 years, there...

Taiwan-based Gudeng Precision Industrial, a semiconductor front-end equipment manufacturer, plans to open a new facility in Japan. Construction is anticipated to begin in 2024, with...

DIGITIMES Research analyzed the US CHIPS Act grant program for TSMC and found that although TSMC received US$6.6 billion compared to Intel's US$8.5 billion, the US government still...

Coinciding with ASML's 40^th anniversary, Martin van den Brink and Peter Wennink, Co-Presidents of Dutch semiconductor equipment manufacturer ASML, are set to retire in...

Intel can increase its influence in the foundry business and challenge TSMC's dominance, according to industry sources.

TSMC has announced revenue of NT$592.64 billion (US$18.5 billion) for the first quarter of 2024, down 5.3% sequentially but up 16.5% year-on-year.

The average growth of equipment investments by Japanese enterprises is projected to reach 8.5% during fiscal 2024 (April 2024-March 2025), marking the highest surge since 1989, according...

TSMC and Japan's Kumamoto University have announced a collaboration to cultivate semiconductor talent and conduct semiconductor research. Ever since TSMC built a wafer fab in Kumamoto...

Intel rolled out the Gaudi 3, an AI chip made with TSMC's 5nm process node, looking to provide an alternative in a market dominated by Nvidia.

TSMC will be receiving less US Chips Act subsidy than Intel, but DIGITIMES Research believes the Taiwanese pure-play foundry's fabs in Arizona will still be competitive due to its...

TSMC is making progress toward entering the A14 and 2nm process generations as planned, according to sources at fab toolmakers.