Hertzbleed vulnerability leaves Intel and AMD chips open to attack
By measuring a chip's power output, hackers could steal encrypted information, new research suggests.
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National security investigation launched into Newport Wafer Fab takeover
The government is belatedly intervening in the sale of the UK's biggest chip factory to a Chinese-owned company.
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Can SiFive thrive? Chip designer needs a strong RISC-V ecosystem to succeed
SiFive is making waves in the RISC-V chip space, but will need community support to challenge established designers.
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AMD buys Pensando to build its data centre stack
Chipmaker to pay $1.9bn for data processing unit (DPU) specialist favoured by cloud providers
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Chip industry may be underestimating the impact of Russia-Ukraine war
Chip makers have downplayed the impact of neon shortages, but the long-term effect of Russia-Ukraine on the sector is uncertain.
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Intel announces new European factory as part of €80bn chip investment
Intel's €80bn investment in research and manufacturing may not be enough to meet Europe's needs.
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The €43bn European chips act may lack the finance – and focus – to succeed
The Bloc wants to build its semiconductor capabilities via new support for R&D and chip manufacturers, but its plans may…
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Can anything stop TSMC?
The Taiwanese chip maker currently dominates the world of semiconductors with resources its rivals cannot match. But it is not…
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