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Head of Hua Capital released from detention as Beijing seeks expert help to navigate tough western sanctions
Higher costs for device makers will only encourage them to invest in alternative design sources
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Intel helped form lobbying group that has opposed state legislation on PFAS
SoftBank-owned group aims to charge more for each chip design in radical shake-up of business model
Group focuses on advanced materials with greater capacity and efficiency than conventional silicon-based semiconductors
Competition and Markets Authority says it may launch in-depth probe if concerns are not addressed
Beijing is changing strategy and relying on a select group of companies to shape its domestic sector
Trade minister denies pressure from Washington to restrict Beijing’s use of advanced technology
Netherlands’ exports curbs would have dire consequences for Chinese chip businesses
Surveillance companies targeted with sanctions have found other ways to access restricted technology
Move affects ‘most advanced’ semiconductor tech after concerns on use in weaponry
US-led export restrictions have raised stakes for tech group’s security efforts, says Peter Wennink
US government funds risk reducing pressure on semiconductor group to improve its performance
The White House is using a national security priority to tackle too many goals
Requirement to share some excess profits seen as dangerous precedent
The listing’s timing will be crucial in securing an important source of funds for the Japanese tech group
Unresolved restructuring looms over SoftBank’s plans for blockbuster listing of UK chip designer
US-based MKS Instruments says attack would cost at least $200mn in lost or delayed sales
Commerce department imposes new rules on beneficiaries of $39bn programme
To build a domestic industry, the US must reform how it teaches its workforce
Chipmaker’s move could put it on a collision course with some of its biggest customers as the technology takes off
Chipmaker says board acted to conserve cash after a deterioration in macroeconomic conditions
Regulatory restrictions hamper companies despite recovery in semiconductor supply, says chief
Japanese component maker is investing at home with first new plant in nearly two decades
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