The Wall Street Journal reports that two semiconductor chip makers—Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) and Broadcom ...

A deal between Intel and TSMC where TSMC gets involved in Intel’s manufacturing operations has been proposed by the new US ...

Buying Intel stock because of the TSMC deal seems to be missing the point. If any company is going to be a winner here, it's ...

Comment US President Donald Trump has made it plain he’s not a fan of the $53 billion CHIPS and Science Act that funds ...

But if TSMC acquired Intel's manufacturing facilities, the taxpayer won't be off the hook, because that company also benefited from a generous CHIPS Act grant. "Today, the Biden-Harris ...

But its fortunes have shifted since the early 2000s, owing to increased competition and its ill-fated decision not to take Apple's 2007 offer to supply chips ... Intel's design and marketing ...

Within the next several weeks, Intel is likely to be broken up into at least two, possibly even three or more pieces, as the world’s largest chip-making firm or foundry operator, Taiwan Semiconductor ...

Intel (NASDAQ: INTC ... supply chain that the U.S. government is aiming to send TSMC engineers to Intel's advanced chip fab. And late last week, several media outlets reported that Intel and ...

One scenario is that TSMC and Intel enter a jv, in which US chip design companies can invest, and which will get Chips Act money. The jv would control all or some of Intel’s manufacturing operations.