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Dutch government hands chipmaker Nexperia back to Chinese owner after political standoff
After months of geopolitical friction, The Hague steps back from direct intervention in the chipmaker's operations
The world is running out of yttrium: a little-known rare earth is becoming the newest flashpoint in global tech
Supply chain disruptions threaten aerospace, semiconductor, and energy production worldwide
The US Air Force used over 1,000 game consoles to build a supercomputer in 2010. Which one did they choose?
Was it an Xbox, PlayStation 3 or Nintendo Wii?
Nexperia's chip exports are back on, easing one of the weirdest global supply chain standoffs
Exports of mature-node chips will resume, vital to automakers and electronics manufacturers
Software is the next battleground in the US-China tech war
Trump considers curbs on US software exports, China has vowed to retaliate
China claims NSA hacked its national timing systems using 42 "special cyber weapons"
The United States is the "real Matrix," according to China
US and Australia sign $8.5 billion critical minerals deal, including a gallium refinery in the Outback
The move aims to loosen China's stranglehold on rare earth
TSMC pushes 2 nm manufacturing ahead of schedule, fast-tracks Arizona buildout
Something to look forward to: TSMC is moving faster than expected to bring its most advanced chip technology to market. The company confirmed that its N2 process node will enter volume production before the end of 2025, as it accelerates both its domestic rollout in Taiwan and a parallel push to deploy the same technology at its Arizona site.
Steve Jobs to appear on new commemorative $1 coin next year
Recap: The United States has been commemorating technological innovations from throughout the nation's history with special $1 coins since 2018, representing all states, territories, and the District of Columbia. Next year's batch of coins includes one representing California, which will depict the famous Apple co-founder.
Authorities seize $15 billion in Bitcoin after investigation into worldwide investment fraud
Trafficked workers ran crypto scams from compounds disguised as legitimate businesses
Taiwan says China's latest rare earth export controls won't hurt its chip industry
Some industries are still expected to suffer despite Taiwan's reassurance
Nearly all US growth in 2025 tied to AI and data center-related capital spending
Big tech data center spending nears $400 billion after fourfold surge
Satya Nadella, Jensen Huang, and Michael Dell all urged Trump to keep Intel's Lip-Bu Tan
Tech leaders rallied to defend Intel CEO resulting in surprise White House turnaround
Intel in talks to produce AMD chips in its factories
AMD is weighing the move amid US push for domestic chips
EV market faces uncharted territory as federal tax credit ends
EVs hit record sales in the US – now comes the hard part
Nvidia RTX 5090 finally drops to $1,999 as RTX 5080 sells below MSRP in the United States
And just nine months after launch
Tech industry braces as Trump announces new $100,000 H-1B visa fee
Sweeping immigration changes raise costs for skilled worker and investor visas
Microsoft is repurposing Foxconn's failed Wisconsin venture into the world's most powerful AI data center
Redmond claims it will deliver 10x the computing performance of the fastest exascale supercomputers
US and China reach tentative framework for TikTok ownership deal
TikTok may soon shift to American control
American funding catapults spyware industry beyond Israel's lead
US money now fuels more spyware firms than Europe, giving new life to surveillance tech
Trump warns of "substantial" tariffs for chipmakers not shifting production to the US
Trump says Apple and other firms pledging US investment will be exempt
DOJ spares Google from selling Chrome after monopoly ruling
Ruling leaves Google's search business mostly intact, avoids Chrome and Android breakup
Highly anticipated: In a stunning reversal from last year's monumental court decision, Google has avoided the harshest punishments from its US antitrust case. The company must share some search data with rivals, but it does not have to sell Chrome and can continue paying other firms billions to maintain its search engine's prominence on numerous devices and browsers.
US delays GPU tariffs for another 3 months, court rules most Trump tariffs illegal
Section 301 PCBs remain exempted through November 31
A growing number of states are restricting corporate use of facial recognition
Federal inaction has left biometric data unregulated