New round of US semiconductor export restrictions designed to hamper Beijing's capacity to produce high-end chips

New round of US semiconductor export restrictions designed to hamper Beijing's capacity to produce high-end chips
CEO Pat Gelsinger has been “retired” effective 1 December, after the board of directors reportedly loses confidence in his turnaround plan
Is it enough? After Intel disappointment, Germany to offer approximately 2 billion euros in subsidies for chip investments
Chip giant's plan for Intel Foundry to be spun off as independent subsidiary will be restricted after US government grant
Microsoft's cloud business practices are reportedly facing a potential anti-competitive investigation by the FTC
IT spending growth in 2025 comes as CIOs move from proof-of-concept, and begin investment into generative AI next year
After alerting the US of an attempt to circumvent US export controls, TSMC halts chip supply to an unidentified customer
Another worrying development for chip industry after Samsung delays delivery of ASML kit for new factory due to lack of customers
Intel China responds after influential Chinese cybersecurity association called for a security review of its products sold there
A controlling stake in data centre cooling firm Motivair has been acquired by industrial giant Schneider Electric
New x86 ecosystem advisory group formed by Intel, AMD, as well as a slew of tech giants, to confront ARM challenge
Semiconductor equipment maker ASML shakes chip sector after forecasting lower than expected 2025 sales and bookings
AMD unveils new AI and data centre chips as it seeks to improve challenge to Nvidia's upcoming Blackwell chips
Blackstone to invest £10 billion in data centre in England's north east, at proposed site of Britishvolt battery factory
Turnaround latest. Intel Foundry to become independent subsidiary, while chip factory construction in Germany and Poland will be paused
Data centres in the UK are to designated as Critical National Infrastructure (CNI), alongside energy and water systems
Silicon tours the facilities housing Europe's most powerful supercomputer, and the fifth most powerful supercomputer in the world
Government touts £8 billion investment in UK by Amazon Web Services (AWS), to support estimated 14,000 jobs
Troubled chip giant Intel is reportedly working with bankers and other advisors to present strategic options to board of directors
Intel CEO questioned by republican senator on 15,000 job cuts, after chip giant being awarded $20bn US grant
Semiconductor and venture capital veteran Lip-Bu Tan resigns from Intel's board of directors, amid reports of turnaround plan clash
Data centre power. Facebook owner Meta Platforms signs deal to purchase geothermal power from Sage Geosystems
Tit for tat. Beijing is to impose export limits on the strategic metal antimony and related elements due to “national security”
Amid its turnaround struggles and job cuts, Intel sells its 1.18 million share stake in UK chip designer ARM Holdings
More job losses for tech sector as reports suggest Dell is cutting as much as 10 percent of global workforce, or 12,500 staff
British competition regulator, the CMA, clear's HPE's $14 billion acquisition of Juniper Networks a week after EU approval
Shareholders alleged being blindsided after Intel's weak Q2 results, job losses, dividend suspension, triggered share price plunge
Labour government shelves £1.3bn of funding promised by the Conservatives for tech and artificial intelligence projects
Biden administration reportedly will exempt certain allied countries from tougher chip equipment export rules to China
Engineers at Amazon's chip lab in Austin, Texas, are racing ahead to develop cheaper AI chips that are faster than Nvidia's