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AMD and Intel are in 'early-stage talks' about signing a foundry commitment, a win that the struggling chip giant and US government would both love
News Intel is looking for even more investment.
Intel has reportedly approached Apple for an investment, after CEO Tim Cook said 'we'd love to see Intel come back'
News I just hope Apple doesn't go back to using Intel chips.
Samsung and SK Hynix, the world's biggest makers of DRAM and flash memory chips, have potentially lost the right to buy US equipment for use in their China-based factories
News It's not a big problem at the moment, but don't be surprised if, at the end of it all, you'll just be paying more for your PC parts.
The US squeezed Nvidia's AI chip export deal with China into negotiations over important rare earth elements, bizarrely claiming 'we put that in the trade deal with the magnets'
News Ah, it's "leaving important bits out" day.
You might be surprised to learn that while robots and other machines are vital for making a top-end CPU air cooler, there's still a lot of it that's handmade
news In fact, a great deal of your gaming PC has been made by hundreds of people.
Nvidia CEO sets sights on making 'several hundred billion' dollars worth of electronics in the USA over the next four years, increasing the chance of your next GPU being made in America
News Whether that will continue after that is anyone's guess.
Bill Gates laments Pat Gelsinger's failure to save Intel: 'I was hoping for his sake, for the country's sake that he would be successful'
News 'Seriously guys, drop it, we get it already': someone at Intel, probably.
In a first tariff-induced hit against the PC gaming sector, ASRock is talking about increasing costs and moving its graphics card manufacturing away from China
News 10% can cause ripples.
