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Chip stocks bounce up to 8% as US stock futures recover after Thursday’s stock market crash - Jefferies says sell-off was ‘reactionary, not a reset’
Chip stocks bounced back before Friday's market open after Thursday's brutal sell-off sent the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index down 12.2%. Nvidia, AMD and Intel recovered, while Aehr Test Systems, Camtek and Cohu also posted strong gains. Jefferies called the sell-off "reactionary, not a fundamental reset."
AI boom turns chip packaging into the next battleground for semiconductors
Billions of dollars are being invested in advanced chip packaging due to the demand for AI chips. This growing need is pushing companies to expand their production capacities significantly. Taiwan's TSMC is at the forefront of packaging technology, yet limitations have spurred alternatives.
MU stock crashes 11% today as Nasdaq plunges nearly 4%: Why is Micron stock falling with Nvidia, Intel and Tesla as Wall Street’s tech selloff deepens?
MU stock price today: Micron stock is falling as Wall Street faces a sharp selloff in technology shares. The Nasdaq dropped 3.72% on Thursday, while the Dow and S&P 500 also lost more than 2%. Nvidia and Tesla shares fell sharply, adding to the pressure on chip stocks. Micron faces another problem; a reported halt to its $4.5 billion Taiwan plant has raised fresh questions about its future AI memory production.
SK Hynix's New York chip plans hit snag over US restrictions on China, sources say
SK Hynix is seeking US export licenses to equip its Dalian plant, arguing that increased production there would help fund its planned US expansion. But the Commerce Department has yet to approve the new licenses, the people said. Its Solidigm unit plans to invest about $45 billion and build two NAND plants in Marcy, New York, two people said, with investment potentially reaching about $100 billion over time. NAND is memory that retains data even when power is turned off and is used for storage in data centers.
Intel forecast disappoints as Israel fab blast, PC weakness weigh
The guidance could test confidence in a stock that has more than doubled this year, as investors weigh ongoing manufacturing constraints and soft PC demand against strong demand for its AI server chips and efforts to revive growth through a costly foundry expansion.
Amazon burns cash, Intel flags weak PC demand as AI boom's costs ripple across markets
As Wall Street grows increasingly anxious about AI-related expenditures, major tech giants like Amazon and Intel display alarming financial outcomes. With soaring operational costs and waning consumer interest, both companies face challenging cash flow situations, resulting in borrowing to cover rising expenses. This situation has led to declines in semiconductor and AI cloud shares as investors question future profitability, sparking fears about the tech sector's growth sustainability.
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Weak quarter for Intel sends shivers through cooling chip stocks
Chip stocks, particularly those affected by Intel's earnings, faced significant declines following the report's release. Intel attributed its downturn to challenges in the PC industry and a recent factory explosion. Other major chipmakers like AMD and Broadcom also experienced declines in after-hours trading. Concerns about the overall semiconductor industry were heightened after Alphabet's disappointing earnings. Despite these challenges, the semiconductor index has shown strong performance throughout the year.
SK Hynix seeks US nod to expand China chip output, ties approval to US plant: Report
SK Hynix is attempting to obtain approval from the US to export chipmaking equipment to China. This export is intended to facilitate an increase in production at its Dalian facility. Solidigm, the US arm of SK Hynix, is considering a factory in the US contingent on this approval. The US is enforcing restrictions on such exports to maintain technological superiority.
SK Hynix conditions new US factory on more US chip equipment exports to China, sources say
The Trump administration is pressing SK Hynix, Samsung and other foreign chipmakers to build plants in the US in a drive to rebuild US manufacturing capacity and create jobs.
Not gold, GDP, military strength or rare earths: Elon Musk, the world’s richest person, says this hidden metric reveals true economic strength
Elon Musk has offered a different way to judge the strength of a major economy. In an October 10 post on X, the Tesla and SpaceX chief executive argued that electricity production is the best measure of a country's economic strength.
French supercomputer maker Bull doubles output to boost Europe's AI ambitions
Bull, the French supercomputer manufacturer, has expanded its factory to double production capacity to meet growing orders. The European Union is investing heavily in supercomputing, committing €7 billion to improve capabilities. France's order for a supercomputer is significant, as Bull aims to deliver systems more efficiently.
Samvardhan: Architecting scalable infrastructure and enterprise growth at India Mobile Congress 2026
India Mobile Congress (IMC) is set to take place in New Delhi from October 7-10, spotlighting the future of global connectivity and digital infrastructure. With its primary focus on Samvardhan, the summit will feature discussions around manufacturing, market access, and cutting-edge technologies led by industry experts, all aimed at transforming India's technological landscape.
SK Hynix's Solidigm weighs IPO that could value the unit at up to $150 billion, sources say
Chipmaker SK Hynix's Solidigm is exploring a monumental initial public offering potentially worth $150 billion, aiming to secure approximately $15 billion. Currently in the early phases of planning, Solidigm specializes in NAND flash memory and solid-state drives, vital for AI technologies. This IPO has the potential to become one of the largest in semiconductor history in the U.S., alongside considerations for a new manufacturing facility in upstate New York.
SK Hynix's Solidigm weighs IPO that could value the unit at up to $150 billion: Report
Solidigm held pitch meetings this week with investment banks competing for roles on the IPO, in a process known as a "bake-off," one of the people and a fourth person said, marking a concrete step toward what could become the largest-ever US semiconductor listing.
How AMD went from Intel’s smaller rival to a $1 trillion AI contender
AMD achieved a $1 trillion market capitalisation as of September 21. The company’s rise is attributed to its success in AI computing and product innovation. Under CEO Lisa Su, AMD has transformed its business and expanded its offerings beyond CPUs. Recent acquisitions have bolstered AMD's capabilities in graphics processing and data center solutions.
ISM 2.0: Several chip companies plan to invest in India in 6 months, says Ashwini Vaishnaw
India’s second semiconductor mission has drawn nearly $12 billion in industry interest, with investments expected to begin within six months, Ashwini Vaishnaw told ET. The IT minister also called for greater responsibility from AI companies on safety.
SK Hynix's Solidigm unit is weighing NAND memory chip factory in US, sources say
The South Korean chipmaker faces growing pressure from the Trump administration to expand US manufacturing as Washington pushes to reshore semiconductor production and relentless investment in AI data centers has fuelled an acute shortage of memory chips.
India positioned to lead global semiconductor drive from the front: Intel
India is positioned to lead global semiconductor expansion, according to an Intel executive. The country's vast talent pool and academic innovation fuel this significant growth. India already contributes twenty percent of the global chip design workforce. Over 355 universities offer advanced semiconductor and VLSI design programs. Intel plans to collaborate further on India's semiconductor journey.
SK Hynix in talks with Intel about deal to make memory chips in the US for the first time, sources say
Under one potential scenario, SK Hynix would lease part of Intel's long-planned chipmaking facility in Ohio, they said. Under another scenario, it could form a venture with Intel and major cloud firms that are keen to lock in memory chip supplies, two of the people said.
AI regulations should be nimble to boost innovation: Principal Scientific Advisor Ajay Sood
India's top scientific advisor advocates for agile AI regulations that foster innovation. New amendments to the IT Act 2021 address risks from artificial intelligence and deepfakes. The government prioritises innovation for inclusive growth and developing India by 2047. Existing laws will be strengthened to ensure public safety and fundamental human rights.
Intel to reveal tech details on forthcoming PC chip, sources say
Intel is set to reveal details of its upcoming Panther Lake laptop chip. This new processor is Intel's first to be manufactured entirely using its advanced 18A process. The company aims to boost investor confidence and regain market share lost to rivals. Panther Lake chips are expected to offer significant improvements in energy efficiency and processing power.
Intel stock jumps 7% as Trump administration weighs taking stake in company
Intel shares rose after reports that the US government may take a stake in the company. This move could help fund Intel’s Ohio chip factories and support domestic technology. CEO Lip-Bu Tan met President Trump amid earlier concerns about his China ties. The plan shows efforts to boost US chip production and strengthen Intel’s finances.
Intel to axe 24,000 jobs — is your state or country on the layoff list? Here’s who’s affected most
Intel is set to reduce its workforce by approximately 24,000 positions this year, impacting operations across the U.S., Germany, Poland, and Costa Rica. This restructuring involves project cancellations and a shift in manufacturing strategies. CEO Lip-Bu Tan aims to streamline the company, addressing past overexpansion and inefficiency. Despite a $2.
End of an era? Silicon shake-up as tech giants plot Intel takeover; rumors swirl of iconic chipmaker being carved up by two trillion-dollar titans
Intel, once a leader in chipmaking, faces potential takeovers, with rumours about mergers with GlobalFoundries or acquisitions by TSMC and Broadcom. These early stage negotiations, however, face significant obstacles, including government approval and factory reconfiguration costs. Intel's future remains uncertain amidst these speculations.
Broadcom, TSMC eye possible Intel deals to split storied chipmaker
Broadcom and TSMC are exploring deals to split Intel, with Broadcom eyeing its chip-design unit and TSMC considering its manufacturing plants. Talks remain preliminary, informal, and independent.
TSMC considers running Intel’s US factories after Trump team request
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. is considering taking control of Intel's factories at the Trump's administration request to boost US manufacturing. TSMC showed interest in the deal proposed by US officials, although Intel's position remains unclear. The partnership aims at addressing Intel's financial concerns and ensuring leadership in critical technologies, but may face political obstacles.
Intel to build $25 billion factory in largest foreign investment: Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu
The factory in Kiryat Gat is due to open in 2027 and will employ thousands of people, Israel's Finance Ministry said, adding that under the deal Intel will pay up a 7.5% tax rate, up from the current 5%.
Intel eyes turnaround, to work with Arm on chip manufacturing compatibility
Intel's turnaround strategy hinges in part on opening up its factories to other chip companies, particularly those in mobile phones.
Intel plans $20 billion chip manufacturing site in Ohio
The planned investment includes 3,000 permanent jobs on the 1,000-acre site in New Albany, Ohio. Time magazine, which first reported the news, said Intel will build at least two semiconductor fabrication plants.
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