The US sees the participation of other top producers of chipmaking equipment as essential to making its sweeping chip export controls against China effective

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida is set to meet US President Joe Biden on Friday, with a focus on chip export controls, critical technologies, global economy and joint security issues

Taiwanese chipmaker enjoyed a record net profit of $9.72 billion for the October-December quarter

Lacklustre profit estimate by the world's top maker of memory chips, plus smartphones and TVs, is a warning signal for other big tech firms' results

The Taiwanese firm said resumption of production at its Zhengzhou plant had seen a gradual recovery which has contributed to "double-digit growth"

"The fruit of economic achievements will be shared by all citizens, from young to old," Premier Su Tseng-chang said

A dominant player in the global chip industry, the country hopes the incentives would help it cement the security of its supply-chain security while boosting the economy

Washington, Brussels and London have all blocked China’s access to advanced Western-made computer chips

Demand for TSMC's 3-nanometre chip is "very strong", driven by new technologies including 5G and high-performance computing products, TSMC Chairman Mark Liu said

Samsung's persistence with investment plans could help it take market share in memory chips and support its share price when demand recovers

Taiwan assessed China had staged the military "provocation" to express anger at a new US defence authorisation law

The Taiwanese company is already building a $8.6 billion chip facility in the country as part of efforts to diversify its production base