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

The new plant in Dresden – TSMC's first in Europe – will capitalise on booming demand from Germany's car sector, Nikkei said

Huawei has been unable to acquire new integrated circuits after US trade sanctions cut-off its access to chips produced using US technology anywhere in the world

The Dutch chip-making machine manufacturer is planning ways to make even smaller, faster chips as it deepens its links with the industry's most important hub, Taiwan

The US move to blacklist dozens of Chinese (and Russian) companies last week has had a significant impact on some of the firms named

The leader manufacturer of chips for automobiles has shut its plant in Beijing after workers caught Covid last week

Taiwan's export orders often arrive two to three months ahead of actual exports as a leading sign of demand for high-tech goods and Asian exports

Foxconn faces disciplinary action from Taiwan's government after it disclosed it was a shareholder of Chinese chip conglomerate Tsinghua Unigroup

The US has added dozens of firms to its trade blacklist in a bid to curb China's military, human rights abuses, and block suppliers of the Russian military