White House shot down Intel plans to increase chip production in China
The White House has reportedly discouraged an #Intel plan to increase chip production in China over security concerns, according to a new report.
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Mike Peterson
Chip delivery delays stretch longer as global shortage worsens
The global chip shortage is continuing to get worse, with firms dependent on new chips seeing delays in production and delivery lengthen to over a year, and in some cases until 2024.
Malcolm Owen
Intel to outpace Moore's Law, surpass rivals in 2025, CEO says
Intel says it will work to outpace Moore's Law and create new processors that first catch up to its competitors in 2024 before eclipsing them in 2025, according to the company's chief executive.
TSMC gets government approval for 2-nanometer chip plant
Taiwan's environmental regulator has given Apple supplier TSMC permission to build its most advanced processor facility yet, producing 2-nanometer chips from 2023.
William Gallagher
Sketchy rumor claims Samsung courting former Apple engineers for custom chip project
A sketchy rumor that's making the rounds online suggests that Samsung is attempting to hire former Apple and AMD engineers for a custom chip architecture project.
Theoretically, you can upgrade RAM & SSD on your M1 Mac mini, but you shouldn't
It's technically possible to upgrade the RAM and storage on an Apple M1 Mac mini — but there are several reasons why it's a terrible idea.
Global chip shortage could last until the middle of 2022, foundries say
The global semiconductor shortage wreaking havoc on industries across the globe could last until 2022 before supply begins to meet demand, though Apple could avoid the worst of it.
Ship blocking Suez Canal will snarl constrained chip, electronics industries
A large container ship blocking the Suez Canal will exacerbate existing issues in the global supply chain, including delaying shipments of electronic components and devices for weeks to come — with that best case assuming it gets dislodged quickly.
Chip shortages affecting Qualcomm's ability to produce Android processors
Qualcomm is reportedly struggling to meet demand for processor silicon used in Android devices as a global chip shortage spreads across the electronics industry.
Wesley Hilliard
