- July 4th, 2025

The corporate investment landscape, Microsoft, valued at over $3 trillion, has been thrust into discussions about potentially investing in bitcoin. According to a new filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the technology giant will be evaluating a...

The recent revelation that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC) produced a 7-nanometer chip found in an artificial intelligence (AI) accelerator product by Huawei, a Chinese telecommunications company under strict U.S. sanctions, has sparked widespread controversy. The situation has drawn the...

In a move that could profoundly affect the smartphone and personal computing markets, Arm Holdings Plc has announced the cancellation of a key architectural license that allowed longtime partner Qualcomm Inc. to use its intellectual property for designing chips. This...

Beijing-based smartphone maker Xiaomi Inc. has reportedly achieved a significant technological breakthrough with the successful "tapeout" of its first 3 nanometer (nm) system-on-chip (SoC) processor. According to Tang Jianguo, the chief economist at the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Economy and...

Swiss-American Tech Company Exceeds Expectations and Signals Optimism for Full-Year Sales Logitech International, a globally recognized leader in computer peripherals, has raised its full-year outlook following a strong performance in the second quarter of its fiscal year. The Swiss-American company,...

A team of researchers at Seoul National University of Science and Technology (Seoul Tech) has developed an innovative transport drone that operates on multiple flexible rotors, making it capable of self-correcting in flight to remain level. This new drone, which...

The United States Commerce Department has reportedly initiated an investigation into Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the world’s largest chip manufacturer, to determine if it has violated U.S. export controls by supplying smartphone and artificial intelligence (AI) chips to the...

In the global semiconductor conflict, key U.S. lawmakers have urged Japan to implement tighter restrictions on the sale of chipmaking equipment to China. The lawmakers warned that if Tokyo does not take action, Washington could impose its own sanctions on...

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