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

Japan has set a new target for 20% of the country's energy coming from nuclear power by 2030, AP News says

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

Four ByteDance employees, two in China and two in the US, involved in tracking foreign reporters and sources of company leaks, were fired for examining the journalists' IP addresses

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 move has fuelled talk among colleagues he is being groomed for a bigger role in Tesla, at a time when chief executive Elon Musk has been distracted by Twitter

The United States said it strongly rejected the "flawed" interpretation and conclusions of the panel and that it had not plan to remove the marking requirement.

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

China's "closed loop" system, which had been relied on by many factories throughout the zero-Covid era, is also beginning to fall apart

A leading indicator of the demand for technology globally, the island's export orders are also likely to see a significant decline in December

Companies are likely to face stronger rules and scrutiny in 2023 in regard to environmental policies, to ensure they have 'climate-friendly' supply chains and investment policies

India looks set to be the economic standout in the year ahead, with the central bank forecasting 6% growth for the next fiscal year starting in March.