Richard Thurston, former SVP and general counsel of TSMC, shared his insights on the Chips and Science Act with DIGITIMES Asia, saying the chip giant dose not need to take side between U.S. and China and expecting more US restrictions to curb its semiconductor investment in China to follow....
Richard Thurston, former SVP and general counsel of TSMC, shared his insights on the Chips and Science Act with DIGITIMES Asia, saying the chip giant dose not need to take side between U.S. and China and expecting more US restrictions to curb its semiconductor investment in China to follow....
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It brings together all the critical components that fabless customers need to design and manufacture chips for a new era of AI-driven computing. Dr. Chandrasekaran will work closely with the other Intel Foundry leaders: Dr. Ann Kelleher, executive vice president and general manager, Foundry ...
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Today, there are incompatible ecosystems between Apple, Amazon, and Google, so device makers and consumers have to make a choice or live with split systems in the home. On top of this challenge is the fundamental challenge of wireless device incompatibility across technologies: depending upon the...
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Intel CEO says China must make its own chips if sanctions become too restrictive, points to EUV as key cutoff pointIntel CEO Pat Gelsinger told Tom's Hardware during a question and answer session at Computex 2024 that China must make its own processors if US sanctions on the latest chips be...
understand and solve. We are seeing extensive collaborations between design companies, fabs, IP developers, and EDA companies to collectively understand the emerging problems and for them to come up with solutions together. This is innovation at its finest. Without it, few chips would actually work...
2019's A13 chip had the same eight-core ANE but ran one-fifth faster while using 15% less power, a product of TSMC's enhanced 7nm semiconductor node. TSMC (Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company) fabricates Apple-designed chips.