Applied Materials has bought a big Sunnyvale building where Fry's Electronics once operated a store, extending a shopping spree for the tech titan that now has topped a head-spinning $390 million.

In an effort to encourage more production of semiconductor chips in the U.S., VP Kamala Harris announced a new semiconductor research and development facility is set to be built by early 2026.

Applied Materials has subleased 246,000 square feet of space from Aruba Networks at 3333 Scott Blvd., taking that entire office building. The company also has subleased 122,000 square feet at 3325 ...

Applied Materials , the largest maker of semiconductor equipment in the U.S., may postpone or abandon its plans to build a $4 billion research and development facility in Silicon Valley due to a ...

Applied Materials has been the most dominant maker of semiconductor production equipment for more than 30 years. It has just announced what I consider a truly novel collaboration project with chip ...

A partnership of six Bay Area colleges has secured a $5.6 million grant to help people prepare for high-demand occupations as manufacturing technicians and machinists. The grant will fund the ...

Applied Materials (AMAT, Finanacial) comes into the picture as one of the best value plays in the current tech landscape. While many semiconductor names ride the AI hype cycle, Applied Materials ...

Applied Materials had also been seeking tax breaks from Williamson County and from the city of Hutto for its possible Hutto facility, which the city previously code-named "Project Acropolis" as ...

Applied Materials expects second-quarter revenue of $6.40 billion, plus or minus $400 million. The midpoint of the range was higher than the $6.29 billion estimated by analysts, according to ...