The U.S. government has given the Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC three proposals to keep producing with the country, which brought up several challenges.

Various big-name stocks made significant moves this week. Here are some of the names that stood out: Intel (NASDAQ: INTC) ...

TSMC could address Mr. Trump’s demands by simply building more manufacturing capacity in the United States, said Stacy Rasgon ...

US President Donald Trump says Taiwan had taken away the US semiconductor industry, and that the United States 'want that ...

US government has reportedly provided TSMC with alternatives on how to help the company in the US, including working with ...

Trump reportedly wants the US to take Taiwan's place in the global chip business. He could also be reviewing the Chips Act ...

Intel (INTC) early Friday was on track to notch its best weeklong stretch in nearly 40 years before the rally sputtered.

I've seen pretty much everything in this industry over the years. And, yes, that does include a man eating his own head. But ...

While the company has mostly played the role of the aging laggard in the artificial intelligence (AI) boom, this week's ...

More importantly, TSMC reported revenue growth of 58% and 34% in the final two months of 2024. As Nvidia's fiscal fourth quarter of 2025 coincides with these three months, there is a solid chance that ...

According a report from the Wall Street Journal, the factory partnership could involve TSMC potentially sending engineers to one of Intel’s chip fabs to apply their expertise and “ensure its viability ...

Intel and TSMC declined to comment, but the report kept the momentum going for Intel shares on Thursday. Still, it's worth ...