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Intel to Spend Tens of Billions on New Fabs in Germany and Israel
Intel is spending tens of billions of dollars on new factories in Arizona and Oregon, but the company’s ambitions certainly…
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Intel Reaches Agreement to Build New Fabs in Germany and Israel
Intel plans to invest more than €30 billion ($33 billion) in Magdeburg, Germany reports Reuters. The deal also includes an…
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U.S. to Let Samsung, SK Hynix, TSMC Expand Fabs in China: Report
The US government will allow top chip makers Samsung, SK Hynix and TSMC to maintain and expand existing memory and…
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Intel Cuts Dividend to Spend More on Fabs
Intel on Wednesday Said The Board of Directors has reset its dividend policy to reduce quarterly dividend payments to sustain…
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Biwin Demos Acer Predator GM7 SSD With Banned Chinese Fab’s Flash, Planned for US Market
image 1 of 3 (Image credit: Tom’s Hardware) (Image credit: Tom’s Hardware) (Image credit: Tom’s Hardware) Despite an array of…
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Taiwan Security Bureau: No Need to Destroy TSMC’s Fabs If China Invades
Taiwan’s semiconductor manufacturing capabilities may be one of the reasons China is invading the island and seizing fabs belonging to…
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New Fabs to be Jointly Owned
Intel this week introduced a new Semiconductor Co-Investment Program (SCIP) that works with investment partners to build new manufacturing facilities.…
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Micron, Western Digital Will Use Chips & Science Money for Memory R&D, New Fabs
Now that the Chips and Science Act has been passed, companies that receive subsidies for chip development and production in…
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Samsung Plans to Invest $200 Billion in Texas for 11 New Semiconductor Fabs
Samsung has taken the first step towards building 11 new semiconductor factories in Texas.Company Recently submitted Eleven applications for tax…
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Chipmakers Warn About U.S. Fabs Delays if CHIPS Act Not Passed Soon
If the US Senate fails to pass the government’s semiconductor manufacturing subsidy bill in the coming weeks, GlobalFoundries and Intel…
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