Qualcomm, located in the United States, is hoping to assist big and mid-size firms in establishing semiconductor operations in India as one of its main goals in 2024. It is

Amazon is, among the tech giants that are investing in the IPO of Arm Ltd underscoring the significance of Arms computing capabilities. Amazon Web Services chip, known as Graviton is built on Arms design. Arm is aiming to secure funding in the range of $8 10 billion. Has set its sights on a debut on Nasdaq. The involvement of investors in Arm further strengthens customer relationships making its IPO more appealing as SoftBank Vision Fund works towards recovery efforts. With a pivot, towards high royalty data servers and PCs Arm is positioning itself for growth.

Tenstorrent, a Canadian firm, has received $100 million in financing from Hyundai, Samsung, and Kia to challenge Nvidia’s supremacy in AI chip supply.

In a striking move, JSR Corp (4185.T), a prominent manufacturer of photoresists crucial for chip fabrication, has astounded the industry with a momentous $6.4 billion agreement to go private, orchestrated by Japan Investment Corp, overseen by the trade ministry.

The American chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices announced on Friday that it will spend $400 million in India over the following five years and that Bengaluru will become the site of its largest design facility.

Intel and Ericsson join hands, the Swedish telecommunications gear maker, to develop a customized 5G networking chip.

Taiwanese chip giant TSMC (2330. TW), driven by a boom in demand for artificial intelligence, plans to invest roughly T$90 billion ($2.87 billion) in an advanced packaging facility in northern Taiwan, the company announced on Tuesday.

Shanghai Biren Intelligent Technology Co., a startup in the Chinese semiconductor industry, is reportedly exploring an IPO in Hong Kong as early as this year in order to cash in on a surge of local customers switching to its AI chips as an alternative to Nvidia Corp. silicon that has been outlawed.

After receiving appeals for assistance from the leaders of some of the nation’s top companies, the U.K. said on Friday that it would provide up to £1 billion ($1.24 billion)