Samsung Electronics is preparing to expand the use of its in-house processors in its next-generation flagship smartphones.

The memory industry faces growing concerns over technological advances by Chinese rivals, potential HBM specification changes ...

As previously reported by ZDNet in September, Samsung is pursuing a dual-track strategy for custom HBM, tapping both its own ...

Ahead of its October 31 earnings release, CXMT forecast revenue of RMB 265–270 billion for the first nine months of 2026, ...

China’s semiconductor equipment makers are showcasing their growing capabilities at WESEMIBAY. According to National Business ...

Intel is expanding its silicon photonics capabilities as demand for high-bandwidth optical interconnects grows across AI and ...

China's semiconductor equipment makers are stepping up their push into advanced packaging as demand grows for technologies ...

The rise of agentic AI is reshaping CPU design priorities. According to Wccftech, which interviewed NVIDIA's Vera team, the ...

Taiwan's ASIC design industry is seeing growing opportunities, with MediaTek emerging as a key player in the expanding market ...

Rising memory prices and tightening supply are reportedly pushing some Chinese smartphone makers to turn to salvaged chips.

As the AI chip boom fuels aggressive capacity expansion across the semiconductor industry, ASML raised the lower end of its ...

Tightening mature-node foundry capacity could be prompting Samsung Electronics to explore additional suppliers for its ...