ASML Chief Executive Peter Wennink warned that excessive regulations could lead to higher costs for chipmakers as the U.S. asks allies from Japan to the Netherlands to help limit China's access to key semiconductor technology...

According to CTech reports, Qualcomm will conduct a new round of layoffs in Israel, cutting dozens of jobs. Qualcomm employs about 700 people in Israel...

On January 10, Bloomberg reported that Apple is developing its own WiFi and Bluetooth chips, which will be launched as soon as 2025 to replace Broadcom's chips...

Recently, the White House released a briefing for the 2023 North American Leaders Summit. The briefing believes that North American cooperation will make the country safer and the economy more competitive...

Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte said on Friday that the Netherlands is not feeling pressure from the United States to adopt new U.S. rules to further limit exports of semiconductor technology to China...

According to Bloomberg News, National Instruments Corp. National Instruments Co., Ltd. (NI) announced that it is exploring strategies including selling...

On January 13, Xie Zaiju, general manager of PSMC, said at the law conference that the capital expenditure this year is estimated to be about 1.84 billion US dollars, mainly 78% of which will be invested in Tongluo factories, and the rest will be invested in non-Tongluo factories...

Zeiss plans to expand the market share of its Industrial Quality and Research division in Poland through the acquisition of Lenso...

Jan 12 (Reuters) - The White House will discuss a recent crackdown on chipmaking tool exports to China with Japanese and Dutch officials during an upcoming visit, but it will not lead to an "immediate" commitment by the two countries to implement...

TSMC held a legal meeting on the 12th. During the questioning session, TSMC CEO Wei Zhejia said that the company is considering building a second factory in Japan...