Samsung Electronics and Intel are taking their semiconductor foundry competition directly to each other's home turf in June, ...

Intel will also be tapping its biggest rival for its upcoming Arrow Lake desktop processors as well, and now a report from Taiwan states TSMC has begun production on the 3nm chips that will be ...

Thirdly, should TSMC buy Intel's production assets, overlapping facilities and major differences would be abundant, resulting in additional costs and lower margins for the world's largest contract ...

TSMC's dominance in advanced nodes and AI packaging positions it as an irreplaceable infrastructure in the global ...

With Intel's numerous production hiccups, its inability to scale at a similar pace, and constant delays, TSMC has been the only manufacturer supplying high-end chips en masse. Consequently ...

Intel lost $18.8 billion in 2024, while TSMC logged a profit of around $35 billion for the year, and the company recently began commercial production of advanced chips at its north Phoenix site.

TSMC CEO CC Wei said Trump-era tariffs could slightly dampen demand, but global appetite for AI chips remains so strong it ...

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. has a tentative deal to form a joint venture to operate Intel’s factories, according to a report Thursday in the online tech site The Information.

As Intel struggled with shortages and delays, its smaller x86 competitor, AMD, pulled ahead with a stable supply of cheaper and more power-efficient chips by outsourcing its production to TSMC.

TSMC has been planning a new production process for 2nm ones. In 2021, it got approval to build a new facility specifically for the process, and it had been predicted the first chips would be ...

Intel's smaller rival AMD, which spun off its own capital-intensive foundry unit in 2009, subsequently outsourced the production of its top-tier CPUs to TSMC. AMD's decision to tether itself to ...