ON Semiconductor has been hit by falling sales to auto makers and sluggish sales of its industrial chips. That’s about to change—and its earnings picture looks bright.

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In this piece, we will take a look at AI and semiconductor stocks that fund managers are buying and selling according to Bank of America’s data. The initial wave of artificial intelligence investing has shaken up the stock market. Suddenly, technology ...

The semiconductor sector has more than rebounded from some volatility earlier this year, with the SOXX index making some solid gains to kick off November. This index is still roughly 15% off its all-time high,

Intel U.S. Channel Chief Michael Green told CRN that channel partners will play a “massive role” in rollout of the Gaudi 3 accelerator chip in 2025.

Nvidia is replacing Intel on the Dow Jones Industrial Average, ending a 25-year-run for a pioneering semiconductor company that has fallen behind as Nvidia cornered the market for chips that run artificial intelligence systems NEW YORK -- Nvidia is ...

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AI will be critical in making the new, smaller advanced fabs as productive as the established larger fabs.

Taiwan is a global power in semiconductors, which have become indispensable in an array of industries, from electronics to wind turbines, and even missiles

A study of 30 leading semiconductor firms finds that recent U.S. export controls aimed at China have not hindered innovation. Rather, impacted companies increased R&D and patent filings over-proportionally,

As the global chip war between China and the US reaches a fever pitch, a quiet giant is emerging to take the spotlight.