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Apple sues NSO, Orange chief sentenced, China’s vanishing vessels
Chang calls domestic push unfeasible, with $52bn in subsidies far too little
World’s biggest contract semiconductor maker says customers more willing to pay higher prices
Semiconductor and electronics prices are likely to climb as supply costs surge and demand remains strong
Geopolitical pressures mount for diversification of manufacturing locations but that involves risks
Kazakh bitcoin surge, Netflix gaming move, Twitter’s fleeting fleets
Lasting change in purchasing habits could support further upside in the chipmaker’s share price
Semiconductor group says carmakers can expect upturn in supplies over coming weeks
Tech champions step in after sovereignty prevented Taipei from buying BioNTech Covid jabs
Tell-tale signs of scarcity are starting to show, with prices rising and companies stockpiling
Electric-car maker also explores buying foundry but analysts warn of high costs
After Foxconn’s ill-judged bet on Wisconsin LCD plant, TSMC seeks diversification
Not every sector can yet afford to invest for growth
Washington attempts to draw chipmaker crucial to global supply chain closer into its orbit
Taiwanese semiconductor maker plans to spend $100bn on building new production capacity
Janet Yellen calls on other countries to join the US in setting a corporate global minimum tax
ByteDance, Tencent, the Ground News Blindspotter
At a time of shortages and superpower competition over new technology, the company is dominant in chip production
A Taiwanese semiconductor company lies at the heart of the power struggle between the US and China
Inventory levels rise as companies brace for supply disruptions
Demand for ‘strategic resource’ fuels labour, power and water shortages
#techAsia, your guide to the billions made and lost in Asia tech
Samsung’s Lee Jae-yong needs to revive the group’s fortunes as threats lurk in smartphones, chips and displays
Trade representative John Deng says scarcity means governments can no longer ignore Taipei
US, Japan and Europe seek aid as automakers scramble for semiconductors
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