China is set to launch a $40-billion state-backed fund to boost local chip manufacturing to accelerate its journey towards self sufficiency.

The O-RAN Alliance touted four additional OTICs [Open Testing and Integration Centers] in North America, bringing its worldwide total to 15.

Intel has abandoned its attempts to acquire the Israeli chipmaker after China reportedly failed to approve the deal.

Sales at Intel's network and edge group have fallen dramatically this year, raising questions about the chipmaker's efforts in the telco sector.

After a four-year moratorium, Singapore issues licenses for 80MW in new data center capacity with the hope of attaining sustainable growth. But will the limited scale be enough?

Despite valiant efforts, India is unable to get it right where semiconductor policy is concerned.

Patented technology developed by HPE can power down central processing units, but only if they are not supporting the baseband software.

Since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine by Russia, Kyivstar has had to cope with issues including frequent damage to equipment, blackouts and mass migration to keep its network running.

With its Graviton processors, AWS is working with Nokia and other software companies to provide an architectural choice for telcos.

The Korean government has asked the US to ease its Chips Act rules for Samsung and SK Hynix. It's not clear how far the US will go to accommodate them.