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Chipmakers don't want to share trade secrets and customer data with the U.S. government.

The Biden administration wants chip updates just like the rest of us.

The global chip shortage led manufacturers to increase their ability to create semiconductors. This will take time to affect the supply of chips but could lead to an oversupply by 2023.

The great chip shortage continues to ravage the tech industry. Navitas Semiconductor's CEO Gene Sheridan weighs in on how long the suffering may last.

TSMC will increase wafer prices in 2022. As a result, the cost of smartphones and other electronic devices will likely go up.

Semiconductors are in hot demand, and foundries are profiting from said demand in a big way. Foundry revenue was higher than it's ever been as of Q2 2021.

TSMC is the world’s largest producer of semiconductors, and it will reportedly increase its chip production price before the end of the year.

Chipmaker TSMC is considering opening a chip factory in Germany, which would be its first in Europe. Right now, however, discussions are only in preliminary stages.

While Intel struggles to move to the 7nm process for making CPUs, it will work with Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. to make chips with 3nm technology.

The semiconductor shortage is a long way from being over. With that said, $52 billion ought to help speed recovery efforts along.