Artificial intelligence (AI) has been a boon to the semiconductor industry. The need for faster, more powerful chips to fuel AI enabled the industry's sales to hit $627 billion in 2024, a 19% year-over-year increase.

Complex data center workloads like training machine learning models and running artificial intelligence (AI) applications would take a very long time if powered only by central processing units (CPUs).

and it's this hardware that powers myriad generative AI applications. Taking this a step further, Taiwan Semiconductor manufactures GPUs for Nvidia and AMD while Broadcom supplies a host of network infrastructure equipment needed to power data centers ...

TSMC's stock has doubled in 2024. Is the chipmaker's stock still a decent buy after that soaring run? Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing ( TSM -0.50%) is on a roll. On the heels of a three-year slump in chipmaking services,

For Christmas Day—and this year the start of Hanukkah as well!—IPWatchdog is back with its annual list of top technologies from patents issued this year by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).

Elephantech, a Tokyo-based printed electronics manufacturer, has introduced NeuralJet™, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered inkjet technology that improves precision in semiconductor packaging applications through the correction of printing variations.

TSMC's dominance in advanced semiconductor manufacturing positions it as a key player in the AI revolution. Read what makes TSM stock a Strong Buy.

The semiconductor industry is the beating heart of the artificial intelligence (AI) revolution. Most investors are focused on Nvidia (NASDAQ: NVDA) -- and rightly so, because it makes the best data center chips for developing AI -- but it isn't the only semiconductor company cashing in on this technology boom.

One of the biggest drivers in the market in 2024 was artificial intelligence (AI), and there is good reason to believe that AI stocks can continue to lead the charge in 2025. While the market has been in a festive move to close out the year,

Comeup 2024 event in Seoul hosted around 260 startups from 45 countries, with more than half being international companies.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. shares touched a record high, as the world’s largest contract chipmaker is poised to cap its best annual stock performance in 25 years.

Taiwan is a global leader in the information and communications technology (ICT) industry, boasting the world's highest output value in semiconductor foundry and IC packaging and testing. Taoyuan, in particular,