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Semiconductors

  • Wednesday, 4 February, 2026
    Nvidia AI chip sales to China stalled by US security review

    The state department has pushed for close scrutiny before approving export licences

    Jensen Huang speaks at a podium with the presidential seal as Donald Trump stands beside him, with flags and equipment in the background
  • Wednesday, 4 February, 2026
    Business InsightJune Yoon
    Can Tesla make its own chips?

    History suggests such a venture is particularly prone to value destruction

    Close-up of the front of a red Tesla Model 3 car
  • Tuesday, 3 February, 2026
    Texas Instruments Inc
    Texas Instruments in advanced talks to buy chip designer Silicon Labs

    Deal for wireless chip specialist is likely to be valued at about $7bn

    Close-up of a Texas Instruments DAC8718S integrated circuit microchip mounted on a green printed circuit board.
  • Thursday, 29 January, 2026
    Top chipmakers warn AI-driven supply squeeze will worsen

    South Korea’s Samsung and SK Hynix to boost capital spending but say capacity expansion will be limited this year and next

    Close-up of Samsung’s GDDR7 graphics DRam chips on a circuit board.
  • Wednesday, 28 January, 2026
    ASML forecasts bumper sales as AI boom drives chip demand

    Dutch chipmaking equipment group says customers have ‘strong belief that the AI demand is real’

    The ASML logo on a smartphone in front of an illuminated digital circuit board in the background.
  • Monday, 26 January, 2026
    Nvidia invests $2bn in CoreWeave in new data centre push

    Deal tightens ties with fast-growing ‘neocloud’ group as competition in AI infrastructure intensifies

    The CoreWeave company logo displayed on a large screen during its IPO at Nasdaq Market.
  • Sunday, 25 January, 2026
    Technology sector
    Memory stocks soar as investors hunt for new AI winners

    ‘Insatiable’ demand and supply bottlenecks drive rally in once-unglamorous sector

    A row of AI chips in protective trays, with two black air blowers resting on top.
  • Friday, 23 January, 2026
    Intel Corp
    Intel shares drop 17% as supply issues limit growth

    Manufacturing setbacks undermine company’s efforts to become US champion in advanced chipmaking

    Lip-Bu Tan speaks on stage in front of a large screen displaying the Intel Foundry logo
  • Thursday, 22 January, 2026
    #techAsia
    Surprise, surprise and supply chain shifts

    The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times

    Premium content
    An illustration showing the Nvidia logo on a screen with a blurred Chinese flag in the background.
  • Thursday, 22 January, 2026
    LexTechnology sector
    Japan lacks AI stars, but one chipmaker still shines

    Kioxia’s stock has gained around 800 per cent in the past 12 months

    Premium content
    Kioxia Exceria, Exceria Plus, and Exceria Pro memory cards in various storage capacities are displayed on product boards.
  • Wednesday, 21 January, 2026
    June Yoon
    Why neither Asia nor the US has produced a rival to ASML

    Dutch chipmaking equipment supplier dominates in a way that markets cannot correct

    Two workers in cleanroom suits operate and inspect semiconductor equipment at ASML’s assembly facility in Veldhoven.
  • Saturday, 17 January, 2026
    Nvidia suppliers halt H200 output after China blocks chip shipments

    Parts makers concerned about whether Beijing will allow imports of AI processors

    Nvidia logo displayed on a screen with the Chinese flag blurred in the background.
  • Thursday, 15 January, 2026
    LexSamsung Electronics Co Ltd
    Samsung rides the chip slipstream — but that’s not as good as leading the pack

    Korean behemoth’s struggles with advanced AI memory have turned customers towards its more commoditised products

    Premium content
    Close-up of Samsung Electronics HBM4 memory chips displayed on a circuit board at the 2025 Korea Tech Festival
  • Thursday, 15 January, 2026
    Trump tariffs
    US and Taiwan strike trade deal tied to $250bn chip investment

    Agreement will reduce tariffs on goods from the country to 15%

    US President Donald Trump speaks at a podium as TSMC CEO CC Wei stands beside him during the investment announcement
  • Thursday, 15 January, 2026
    TSMC to boost capital spending as demand for AI chips surges

    Taiwanese chipmaker beats own guidance on revenue and gross profit margin

    Aerial view of TSMC's large, circular semiconductor factory in Nanjing with landscaped grounds and a pond.
  • Thursday, 15 January, 2026
    Trump tariffs
    White House sets tariffs to take 25% cut of Nvidia and AMD sales in China

    Levies designed to enact deal Donald Trump cut with chipmakers to allow shipments of AI processors

    Donald Trump listens as Jensen Huang speaks during an event at the White House.
  • Wednesday, 14 January, 2026
    OpenAI
    OpenAI agrees $10bn AI infrastructure deal with start-up Cerebras

    Multiyear agreement with Nvidia rival adds to ChatGPT maker’s spree of recent computing tie-ups

    A person in a red plaid shirt and mask stands beside server racks connected with pink and blue cables at the Cerebras Andromeda supercomputer.
  • Tuesday, 13 January, 2026
    Automobiles
    Carmakers find workaround for Nexperia chip shortage

    Auto groups buy wafers from chipmaker’s Dutch arm and ship them to its Chinese unit to avoid output stoppages

    A gloved employee in protective clothing handles a semiconductor wafer with a tool inside a Nexperia production facility.
  • Saturday, 10 January, 2026
    Simon Edelsten
    How do you value a company like Nvidia?

    It’s the poster child for AI, but surely its shares are too expensive now

    Jensen Huang gestures on stage during his keynote, with a digital illustration of circuitry in a human shape projected behind him.
  • Friday, 9 January, 2026
    Technology sector
    Smartphone and PC prices set to rise as AI boom drains memory chips

    Executives at Consumer Electronics Show suggest drive to build infrastructure is reshaping economics of consumer tech

    A person demonstrates the Samsung AI Beauty Mirror, which analyses their face for sunscreen application, at a tech event.
  • Friday, 9 January, 2026
    Lex
    China’s AI chip dragons’ firepower is mostly mythical

    The three newly listed makers of semiconductors are lossmaking, and none has sales worth more than a tenth of their bigger rival

    Premium content
    Several attendees, some wearing masks, interact with devices at the MetaX LLC booth behind a glowing purple circuit board display.
  • Thursday, 8 January, 2026
    Business InsightRichard Waters
    The future of PCs in the age of AI

    Processing of the technology is starting to migrate from data centres to ‘the edge’ — devices like personal computers

    Attendees walk past a large CES sign; one person is taking a photo with a phone.
  • Thursday, 8 January, 2026
    Samsung Electronics Co Ltd
    Samsung forecasts record profit and signals sustained AI boom

    Strong guidance marks turnaround and reflects how South Korean chipmaker has benefited from chip supply crunch

    Samsung chair Lee Jae-yong smiling and wearing glasses at an event, with blurred attendees in the background.
  • Tuesday, 6 January, 2026
    Nvidia
    Nvidia steps up H200 chip production for Chinese market, Huang says

    Company confident ‘last details’ of deal with White House to resume AI chip exports will be finalised soon

    Jensen Huang gestures while speaking, seated on stage with computer hardware components displayed nearby.
  • Thursday, 1 January, 2026
    Technology sector
    Chip shortages threaten 20% rise in consumer electronics prices

    Manufacturers and analysts warn AI data centre build-out is crowding out market for semiconductors

    A worker in a blue uniform and cap assembles Lenovo computers on a production line at a factory.
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