Bill to boost US chip manufacturing clears Senate hurdle
A bipartisan bill to boost U.S. chip manufacturing and competitiveness with China has cleared a key Senate hurdle and is set to go up for a final vote before July ends.
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Mike Peterson
Apple still a safe haven stock amid sticky macroeconomic situation, analyst says
Apple will see only limited near-term or medium-term risks because of the current macroeconomic conditions, according to investment bank JP Morgan.
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Peloton taps Apple suppliers in major production shift
Peloton is switching gear to try and cut its costs, with a plan to use Apple's suppliers and other external firms to construct its fitness products rather than relying on its own factories.
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Malcolm Owen
iPhone 14 could cost $100 more than iPhone 13
The 2022 update to the iPhone could be a costly purchase for consumers, with an analyst claiming there could be a $100 price rise on the way for the iPhone 14 collection.
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M2 Pro, M2 Max, and beyond: Examining the Apple Silicon release cycle
With the introduction of the M2 chip, rumors have already started about Apple's next chip launches. Here's when to expect Apple's next Apple Silicon launches.
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Apple's June quarter won't be doom and gloom, analyst says
Apple is likely to outperform Wall Street's expectations in the June quarter despite supply chain issues and macroeconomic conditions, according to JP Morgan.
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Apple's 'failed' 5G modem effort means iPhone 15 will be all-Qualcomm
Apple's project to create a 5G modem of its own design may not be going how it wants, with Qualcomm now thought to be the sole modem supplier for the iPhone 15 launch in 2023.
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TSMC plans more 3nm chip factories in big Taiwan production push
TSMC is further increasing its footprint in Taiwan by building four more facilities valued at $10 billion apiece in its production hub in Tainan, intended for the manufacture of 3-nanometer chips.
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Foxconn chairman accuses other Apple suppliers of poaching workers in Vietnam
Apple assembly partner Foxconn is having to deal with competition for its employees in Vietnam, with Hon Hai chairman Young Liu accusing rivals of poaching its workers.
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