The days of computer chips being mere pieces of tech are long gone. Now, they are very much weapons. Weapons of innovation, wealth, control, and power. That's why all the superpower nations are ...

Tiny carbon particles extracted from coal could help engineers make smaller, more efficient electronic devices. Researchers ...

Over the past several decades, the semiconductor industry has experienced sustained growth. Early expansion was driven by the widespread adoption of personal computers, while today demand is fueled by ...

Inside PowerVia, the backside power delivery system now shipping in Intel's 18A laptop chips, and why it boosts performance per watt by 15 percent.

Scientists in South Korea have turned an overlooked form of a semiconductor into reliable tiny electronic switches. Their work suggests a possible route to adding thin layers of circuitry to future ...

Apple's $30B Broadcom deal and TSMC's $100B expansion mean some chip manufacturing should come back to the US. Here's what's actually moving home — and what isn't. Apple’s recently announced $30 ...