The U.S. has informed ASML, a major global manufacturer of chip-making equipment, of its concerns that advanced chip-making tooling technology may be smuggled into or accessed in China.

Taiwan has rejected a 50-50 chip production sharing offer from the United States, which aims to reduce its reliance on Taiwan, insisting it is focused solely on tariff negotiations.

U.S. Commerce Secretary reveals goal of producing at least 50% of semiconductors domestically to reduce reliance on TSMC and address risks from China

The United States is preparing to issue a 1:1 chip production rule, forcing semiconductor manufacturers to produce domestically equivalent to the amount imported. Violators will face taxes.

Intel is about to change its strategy for its chip manufacturing business, which may end marketing its 18A technology, which is very expensive, and turn to focus its resources on developing 14A to compete with TSMC and attract customers from Apple and Nvidia.

Foreign companies focus on Vietnam, establish chip production base amid rapid shift of industrial activities out of China

Chip wars widen! China threatens severe economic retaliation against Japan if it continues to restrict sales and services of chip-making equipment to Chinese companies

SoftBank cancels plans to invest in AI chip production with Intel, saying it cannot meet demand for volume and speed.

BofA reveals the world's four largest chip companies saw revenue jump 4% from selling chipmaking machinery to China. Since the US tightened export controls Reveals that China is accelerating the purchase of machinery to stock up. to develop the chip itself

Taiwanese semiconductor company VIS and Dutch semiconductor company NXP jointly invest $7.8 billion. in a project to build a state-of-the-art chip factory in Singapore