Tag: supply chain resilience

Apple prepares low-power chip for smart eyewear

Apple Prepares Low-Power Chip for Smart Eyewear Apple has once again set the tech world abuzz with its latest innovation – a low-power chip designed for smart eyewear. This move comes hot on the heels of the tech giant’s first modem launch and a strategic shift towards sourcing chips from US-based suppliers, marking a significant […]

Trump pushes deep-sea mining in high-stakes response to China’s rare earth curbs

Trump Pushes for Deep-Sea Mining as Response to China’s Rare Earth Curbs As China clamps down on rare earth exports, the U.S. is looking to the ocean for a solution. President Trump has recently turned his attention towards deep-sea mining as a strategic move to reduce America’s dependency on Chinese rare earth minerals. This shift […]

China freezes rare earth exports, choking global tech and defense supply chains

China Freezes Rare Earth Exports, Choking Global Tech and Defense Supply Chains The U.S.-China trade war has entered a dangerous new phase of geopolitical arm-twisting. On April 2018, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology announced plans to limit the export of rare earth elements, crucial components in the manufacturing of high-tech products like smartphones, […]

Intel-TSMC joint venture talks gain momentum amid US government push: Reports

Intel-TSMC Joint Venture Talks Gain Momentum Amid US Government Push: Reports Intel and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) are reportedly joining hands to set up a joint venture, marking a significant development in the semiconductor industry. The talks between the two tech giants have gained momentum, especially in light of the US government’s push for […]

US fabs to catch up with Taiwan tech

US Fabs Accelerate to Match Taiwan Tech Power In the fast-paced realm of chip technology, staying ahead of the curve is not just an advantage but a necessity. As Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) continues to lead the pack with cutting-edge advancements, the pressure is on for US fabs to catch up and level the […]

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