History often repeats itself, but the AI story is now too consequential to take a backseat again as Trump returns to the White House.

Applied Materials Inc., the largest US maker of chip-manufacturing equipment, gave a disappointing revenue forecast, signaling that some semiconductor customers may be holding off on orders.

Could TSMC's finalized CHIPS agreement be one of many to come just before a new Trump Administration throws them into doubt?

Commerce Department has finally agreed to release $6.6 billion to help fund the Phoenix plant being built by TSMC. Trump has ...

TSMC  to get $6.6 billion of Chips Act money olus €5 billion in liabs and a 25% tax credit on infrastructure capex to support the $65 billion investment ...

The U.S. Commerce Department said Friday it has finalized a $6.6 billion government subsidy for Taiwan Semiconductor ...

TSMC will get a big chunk of its megabillion award from the White House to support its new Arizona factory by the end of this ...

Applied Materials' balance sheet is strong, with a net cash position and long-dated debt maturities. It also generates good free cash flow, most of which it sends back to shareholders. Applied ...

Trump's tariffs and TSMC's AI chip supply issues threaten Alibaba's growth. See why BABA stock is downgraded to sell in the ...

The incoming administration of US president-elect Donald Trump is unlikely to impose stiff tariffs on Taiwan’s advanced chips ...

On TipRanks, AMD comes in as a Strong Buy based on 26 Buys, seven Holds, and zero Sell ratings assigned by Wall Street ...