Semiconductor company says it has taken steps to assure parts supplies and should ease bottlenecks over coming months

Chinese company is working on chips for artificial intelligence computing, video processing, and high-performance networks, a senior executive says

Japanese electronics giant also considering whether to transfer factory-building technology to Taiwanese partner

South Korean company expects recovery in global information technology demand but cautioned against “uncertainties"

Multibillion-dollar sweeteners seem out of character given Tokyo criticism of Chinese state aid for industry

Big-name customers are beating on the doors of companies like Unisem to lock in take-or-pay, longer-term deals – and ready to pay more if they have to.

Economists polled by Reuters expect Taiwan's exports rose further in September after hitting $53bn in August

New factory likely to use older chipmaking equipment to hasten opening and begin easing global semiconductor shortage

Hyundai temporarily suspended work in some factories, but now wants to develop its own chips to reduce reliance on chipmakers to prevent supply problems in the future.

Companies reportedly looking at plans for project to be part-funded by the Japanese government

The Taiwanese tech giant has moved to reassure customers after White House politicians warned they had ‘tools’ to help them collect data about the ongoing semiconductor shortage

The unprecedented global shortage in semiconductor chips has helped boost the South Korean tech giant’s revenues and shares, which soared 45% last year and hit a record high in 2021