Between 2022 and 2026, total R&D spending by semiconductor companies will grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.5% to $108.6 billion...

Chip supply shortages in everything from smartphones to cars have led more and more countries to respond. The German economy minister said that the German government hopes to use 14 billion euros of financial support to attract chip manufacturers to invest and expand production in the region, and to solve the problem of lack of cores as soon as possible...

According to the latest survey report of the market research agency, in the context of increasingly fierce high-tech competition, R&D spending will also increase. Year-over-year growth of another 9% to $80.5 billion...

As production enters the off-season, analysts have recently given an optimistic view that the shortage of chips has turned for the better. However, judging from the news that the shortage of chips in chip manufacturing equipment has delayed delivery, the shortage of chips will continue to be the supply of electronic equipment in 2022 in a short period of time. One of the worries of the chain.

GlobalFoundries announced a $117 million agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) to provide a strategic supply of U.S.-made semiconductors critical to national security systems.

ISMC is a joint venture between Abu Dhabi's Next Orbit Ventures and Israel's Tower Semiconductor, which Intel has announced for $5.4 billion.

On May 5, Google hardware chief Rick Osterloh confirmed that the company has acquired Raxium, a 5-year-old startup with Micro LED technology, which could be the technical guarantee for Google to build a new generation of augmented, virtual and mixed reality headsets...

Arrow Electronics (NYSE:ARW) today announced that Sean J. Kerins succeeds Michael J. Long as President and CEO, effective June 1, 2022. Michael J. Long will become Executive Chairman of Arrow's Board of Directors.

It is reported that ISMC, a joint venture semiconductor consortium of Tower Semiconductor and Next Orbit Ventures, announced an investment of US$3 billion to build a 65nm chip manufacturing plant in Mysore, Karnataka, India, which is the first and largest semiconductor factory in India.

Taiwan earlier this month banned local suppliers from exporting strategic high-tech goods to Russia, the third country to be embargoed after North Korea and Iran.