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The tariff clock is ticking with just two weeks left 6/27/2025 When the Trump administration paused sweeping tariffs in early April, it promised 90 trade deals in 90 days that would fundamentally reshape the global economic order. Why it matters: With two weeks to go, there's one deal, one shaky detente and maximum uncertainty about the rest. Intel to shutter its automotive business, lay off department employees 6/27/2025 The move is the latest in CEO Lip-Bu Tan’s mission to cut costs as the chipmaker lays off 107 workers in California. Trump Mobile Removes 'Made In The USA' Claim for T1 Phone 6/27/2025 The Trump Mobile website removes language that says the phone is 'proudly made right here in the USA.' It now says the device is 'brought to life right here in the USA.' Rapidus Collaborating with Siemens on 2nm Chip Design 6/26/2025 Rapidus is collaborating with Siemens for semiconductor design and manufacturing processes for the 2nm generation. Texas approves law to allow electronics repair 6/26/2025 Gov. Greg Abbott’s approval of a consumer electronics right-to-repair law is a first for a Republican-led state. Lithium-Air Battery Design Poised to Increase Energy Storage, EV Range 6/26/2025 Lithium-air design could achieve 4X greater energy density than today’s EV batteries. Kioxia sampling CD9P Series PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs 6/26/2025 Kioxia is sampling CD9P Series PCIe 5.0 NVMe SSDs built with TLC-based 3D flash memory. Chipmaker Wolfspeed to file for bankruptcy 6/25/2025 The North Carolina-based company plans to remain operational throughout the restructuring process, which it expects to be completed by the end of September. Continental sets up new fabless chip unit to develop semiconductor devices 6/25/2025 Continental, the German automotive parts company, has announced that it has set up a fabless unit within its Aumovio subsidiary to design and verify semiconductor devices. Can Trump Mobile really offer an American made phone? 6/25/2025 Purism's $2,000 Liberty Phone is assembled in the US, but it's still forced to source components from overseas, demonstrating how hard it will be to launch an American-made Trump Phone. US House Bans WhatsApp on Staffers' Devices Over Security Concerns 6/25/2025 The House is concerned about the lack of transparency in how WhatsApp handles user data. Meta claps back, saying it’s safer than the alternatives recommended by the House. SK targets 4th quantum leap with Ulsan AI center 6/24/2025 Partnership with AWS marks new era in AI infrastructure MEMS bounces back 6/24/2025 The 2024 MEMS market grew 5% y-o-y to reach $15.4 billion, says Yole, and has a 3.7% CAGR 2024-30 to reach $19.2 billion after a difficult 2023 marked by excessive inventories. Intel Says Its 18A Node is 25% Faster Than Intel 3 6/24/2025 Alternatively, it can run up to 36% more efficiently. You MYight Be Eligible for a Cut of a $177 Million Breach Settlement from AT&T 6/24/2025 A judge in Texas gives preliminary approval to the deal, which addresses two recent data breaches. If you’re eligible for a payout, you'll be notified this summer. How to Get Starlink Satellite Internet and Set It Up the Right Way 6/23/2025 SpaceX's Starlink satellite internet service unlocks excellent speeds pretty much anywhere you can see the sky. Here’s how to get started, step by step, whether you have the Starlink residential kit or the portable Starlink Mini. Jabil pledges $500M to expand US production 6/23/2025 The electronics maker is looking to build out its capabilities to meet growing data center demand driven by cloud and artificial intelligence computing. TSMC 2nm yield crosses 60% threshold for HVM 6/23/2025 TSMC’s 2nm yield has passed 60%, the level required for stable high volume manufacturing, reports the Taiwan Economic Daily. Nvidia to use humanoid robot use in Houston manufacturing 6/23/2025 Nvidia and Foxconn are discussing the use of humanoid robots at a new Foxconn plant in Houston to manufacture Nvidia's GB300 AI servers, Reuters reports. This would be the first time Nvidia products are made with humanoid robots, and the project could start in early 2026, with robots performing tasks such as assembly and cable insertion. Tenstorrent to Challenge NVIDIA with RISC-V 6/20/2025 Tenstorrent CEO Jim Keller embraces open-source to challenge Nvidia with innovative RISC-V tech. China Gearing Up for 6G 6/20/2025 China’s 6G strategy blends global standards participation with self-reliance, aiming for technology leadership. Texas Instruments plans to invest $60B in semiconductor fabs 6/19/2025 The investment will bolster U.S. manufacturing capacity for 300mm chips used by Apple, Ford, Medtronic and other customers ushering in the next wave of electronic devices. Someone Stole 2,800 Nintendo Switch 2 Consoles Worth Over $1 Million 6/19/2025 Earlier this month, thieves stole a delivery of Nintendo Switch 2 consoles from the back of a truck. If you live in Texas, it may be part of why you've found it difficult to buy one. SpaceX's Next Big Rival Is...Honda? Watch the Carmaker's Test Rocket Fly 6/19/2025 Honda successfully sends up and lands an experimental reusable rocket. The long-term goal is for the company to provide satellite launches. AI Will Probably Take Some of Your Jobs 6/19/2025 Generative AI and agents mean 'we will need fewer people doing some of the jobs that are being done today, and more people doing other types of jobs,' says CEO Andy Jassy.  1  |  2  |  3  |  4  |  5  |  6  |  7  |  8  |  9  |  10

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