Apple’s top chip executive is reportedly considering leaving the company. This comes as Apple faces a series of high-profile departures and continues to play catch-up in artificial intelligence.
Analyst Jeff Pu expects Intel to secure a deal to fabricate Apple-designed chips for future non-pro iPhones starting in 2028. This would be part of a broader move to diversify Apple’s chipmaking away from TSMC.
onsemi has launched its EliteSiC MOSFETs in an industry-standard T2PAK top-cool package. The move targets the critical thermal management issues in high-power applications like electric vehicles and solar inverters. Initial devices are shipping now, with more planned for late 2025.
Intel is making a major bet on Malaysia’s semiconductor industry. The chip giant will invest $208 million to establish the country as its global center for installation and testing operations.
According to XDA-Developers, Intel’s Arrow Lake desktop CPUs are outperformed in gaming by AMD’s Ryzen X3D chips by 5-10% at 1080p. However, they hold an advantage in productivity and creative tasks like video editing. More critically, system integrators Falcon Northwest and Maingear report the Arro
Samsung’s upcoming Exynos 2600 chip, built on a 2nm process, is generating buzz. But a new report confirms it will be limited to the domestic market for the Galaxy S26 series, with most global models getting Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5.
A new report suggests a Chinese GPU maker, Lisuan, is about to launch a graphics card that could be the first to natively support Windows on ARM. The 7G106 GPU is in mass production and could rival NVIDIA’s 60-series cards. This move targets a desktop ARM market that Western giants have so far skipp
The startup xLight, led by former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, has secured a $150 million federal award under the CHIPS Act. The company aims to revolutionize chipmaking with a new laser technology, but faces huge hurdles integrating with industry giant ASML.
Intel’s Arc GPUs have finally registered on the market share radar, capturing 1% of the add-in board market. The overall market saw unusual “panic buying” in Q3 2025, driven by tariff fears, with AMD’s share ticking up to 7% against NVIDIA’s 92%.
Taiwan’s economy is experiencing its strongest growth in years, powered by surging demand for AI hardware. The country just raised its 2025 growth forecast to 7.37% – the fastest pace since 2010. This AI-driven boom is creating a major divergence between tech exports and domestic consumption.
