No more electric car range anxiety? Israeli firm StoreDot touts car electric battery that can be charged in just five minutes

No more electric car range anxiety? Israeli firm StoreDot touts car electric battery that can be charged in just five minutes
Supply chain squeeze. Worldwide shortage of CPUs is slowing the manufacturing of new cars from a number of the world’s largest car makers
Manufacturing outsourcing move. Intel chips are already being manufactured by TSMC, amid inhouse issues for US firm
Chip technology startup created by Apple veterans is snapped by Qualcomm, in what could be strategic move for mobile chip giant
VMware boss Pat Gelsinger is to take over as Intel CEO, with Bob Swan stepping down next month at the troubled chip giant
UK competition regulator the CMA, launches investigation into the acquisition of British silicon designer ARM Holdings by Nvidia
Activist shareholder urges Intel to consider its strategic options, and whether it should outsource chip production to third parties
Saved by Coronavirus? Production of LCD displays in South Korea now extended, thanks to lockdown demand for home entertainment
Tuesday’s ‘One More Thing’ launch event sees Apple reveal the first MacBook Air and other Macs with its inhouse designed CPU
Trump plan to bring manufacturing back to US sees Taiwanese chipmaker provide $3.5 billion for promised $12 billion Arizona factory
Acquisition of Intel’s NAND business division makes SK Hynix the second largest NAND flash manufacturer in the world after Samsung
Electric car maker Tesla is suing Uncle Sam, in an effort to halt tariffs imposed by US President Donald Trump on Chinese imports
With US restrictions hurting its business and threatening its supply chain and tech inventory, Huawei says it is in survival mode
Shares in Chinese chip maker SMIC have plummeted over concerns it will get dragged into US-China tech cold war and put on a trade blacklist
Chip giant conducts only its third brand refresh in the past 51 years, as it unveils its 11th generation Core PC processor
Tesla, Ford, Honda, HP, and Intel ask the US tech regulator to carry on its case against Qualcomm after US court quashes Qualcomm licencing injunction
Trump administration expands its restrictions on Huawei, and bans suppliers from selling it chips that utilise US technology
Hankering after a bit of retro tech? Next model of the successor to the original ZX Spectrum of the 1980s, surpasses its kickstart funding goal
Japanese giant Softbank has confirmed it is exploring selling off British chip designer ARM Holdings, including selling off parts of it
Amid reports that Softbank is looking to offload ARM Holdings to Nvidia, the man involved in ARM’s creation calls for the UK government to intervene
ARM is reportedly seeking to raise licensing prices for some customers, leading some customers to consider ARM alternatives
Move aside Intel. Nvidia is now the most valuable chipmaker in the United States, despite not actually making any of its own chips
Fresh media report suggests Apple is just a week away from official announcement of the replacement of Mac Intel processors with its own chips
Trump administration faces call from Democrat US senators to provide answers about undisclosed subsidies for TSMC factory in US
After talking with Trump, big name chip maker TSMC confirms plans to build a $12 billion semiconductor factory in Arizona, creating 1,600 jobs
Go local? Officials in Washington reportedly talk to two semiconductor companies about constructing chip factories in the United States
Apple will reportedly utilise its own in-house processors in its Mac computer portfolio next year, in a transition away from Intel CPUs
Industry groups react to proposed US export changes that would prevent the sale of certain chips and other silicon technology to China
Trump administration is tightening rules to prevent China from diverting advanced US tech for use by the Chinese military
Group representing major US chip makers ask US federal authorities to be classified as essential businesses, so factories can remain open