Chinese chipmaker YMTC is asking American employees to leave the company
The result of US sanctions against China
TSMC chairman warns of "serious challenges" to semiconductor industry posed by China tensions
TSMC is caught between the US, Taiwan, and China
Russia finds 40% of its Chinese chip imports are defective
You get what you pay for
TL;DR: Sanctions against Russia mean the country now looks to the Chinese gray market for its semiconductor imports, but there's a problem: 40% of them are defective. That marks a 1,900% increase in their failure rate over the last few months.
Taiwan says destroying TSMC in the event of a Chinese invasion is unnecessary
"Even if China got a hold of the golden hen, it won't be able to lay golden eggs"
In context: Once again, rising tensions between China and the US have put the spotlight on Taiwan and what would happen to TSMC, which manufactures more than half the world's semiconductors, in the event of an invasion. One proposal is to destroy the company's facilities, but the island's security chief said such a move is unnecessary.
China semiconductor production experienced its largest-ever decline in August
US restrictions played a part
Elon Musk China/Taiwan peace plan praised by Beijing
Just after Tesla sales in China hit a monthly record
Microsoft Exchange under 0-day attack, hundreds of thousands of servers at risk
Two novel 0-day flaws are being targeted by Chinese hackers, Microsoft is working on a patch
Google Translate has been shuttered in China over alleged low usage
Are 53.5 million visits per month low?
China-based network tried to influence midterms, but long lunches and 9-to-5 hours hampered efforts
Taking a more relaxed approach to disinformation campaigns
Microsoft is expanding in China with more jobs and upgrades despite rising international tensions
American companies haven't lost faith in China
US-China semiconductor battle: Second and third order consequences
Not so obvious ripple effects
Why it matters: Earlier this month, the US government blocked the sale of specific chips to anyone in China. We see this as an important change by the government in the tactics they are deploying. The United States has gone from blocking specific companies in China, to blocking all companies and focusing on specific products. This is a big change, and opens up the question -- what exactly are they hoping to achieve? This matters obviously in that it can help us predict the outcome, but we increasingly hold the view that the government may not have entirely thought through how this will ultimately play out.
China accelerates industrial automation as workforce contracts
One answer to labor shortages
The US government is strengthening China export bans on chipmaking devices
Cutting corners: Washington is preparing new rules to ban exports of advanced chipmaking devices to China, a move that could, however, be too little too late as Asian manufacturing companies are already engaged in making sub-14nm semiconductors on their own.
China accuses United States of hacking top space and aviation university
China says the NSA was behind a phishing campaign
New US export rules prohibit Nvidia and AMD from selling high-end accelerators to China and Russia
The restrictions could cost Nvidia up to $400 million
Apple iPhones make up half of all premium smartphones sold in China
This is why Apple values China so much
Ryzen 5 7600X engineering samples appear on a Chinese flea market
$1,500 for early access to AM5 and Zen 4
Heatwave in China forces factories to shut down, affecting Intel, Foxconn, Toyota, and many others
Power shortages in a key production hub
China bemoans "discriminatory" US CHIPS Act, again
"We resolutely oppose the US' restrictive actions targeting certain countries"
Tencent posts first ever revenue drop, turns to foreign markets as China's gaming crackdown continues
Tencent still hasn't been granted a game license this year
US announces stricter export controls on advanced chip tech
The restrictions are likely aimed at China
DJI says its drones are designed for consumers after Russian general praises their military capabilities
"A true symbol of modern warfare"
Tencent and Alibaba have lost more value this year than any other company in the world
Regulators, Covid Zero, and the economy are all having an impact
Sanctioned Huawei keeps on losing money, just not as quickly
Revenue from its smartphone division fell 25%
Criminals in China are scamming children desperate for more online gaming time
It's hard surviving on three hours a week