Major governments are racing to build chip plants at "home" to avoid dependence on foreign governments for critical digital infrastructure, and to boost local economies.

Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador seeks to extend U.S. investment in clean energy and semiconductor manufacturing to his country.

AMD announced plans for the launch of the MI300, the first data center chip to combine GPU and CPU. Here’s what that means for enterprises.

Korea is among global governments fighting for chip investment.

Concern grows over global reliance on Taiwan for high-end tech.

Raja Koduri's slow start as Intel's graphics unit opened the door to competitors such as Nvidia to gain market share. He's now returning to his previous role as Intel chief architect.

Yangtze Memory and others will move to US Entity List. US and China have battled over access to leading technology.

Here’s a quick overview of AWS' and Microsoft's solutions along with ways data center operators can manage supply chain backlogs and plan for future buildouts

TSMC is set to boost investment in Arizona with a second facility. Apple and AMD will source advanced chips made by TSMC in the U.S.

Apple and other U.S.-based chip manufacturers have a lot riding on TSMC’s new manufacturing plant in Arizona. They’re influencing the chip manufacturing giant to produce the most advanced chips for their needs.