by Andre Beganski | Nov 15, 2022
At dawn on a recent November day in New Albany, Ohio, thousands of construction workers dressed in hard hats and bright yellow vests clocked in at their job sites, tasked with turning what was once acres of farmland into a cluster of cutting-edge facilities. The...
by Andre Beganski | Nov 1, 2022
Intel Corp. has set out to streamline its operations in response to economic headwinds that’ve dragged down demand for semiconductors more than it originally anticipated. The chipmaker said Thursday it expects to save $3 billion in 2023 through cost reductions and...
by Andre Beganski | Oct 25, 2022
While the geopolitical outlook of powerful nations has been influenced by oil as a key asset for decades, semiconductors are shaping up to play a similar role on the global stage for the foreseeable future. And in response to a chip industry that’s seen manufacturing...
by Andre Beganski | Oct 6, 2022
Intel Corp. said Tuesday its new graphics card for gaming computers will launch next month, squaring up to compete with Advanced Micro Devices Inc. and Nvidia Corp. on rival turf. Intel’s area of expertise has long been the production central processing units, which...
by Andre Beganski | Sep 20, 2022
Despite billions of dollars for chip plants built in the U.S. and a lucrative tax credit, investor demand for semiconductor stocks has short circuited amid the CHIPS and Science Act. Nvidia (NVDA) has been hit hardest, down 55% on the year, after closing Friday at...
by Sam Sharpe | Dec 4, 2020
His glass-walled PC tower glows with LED lights while Andrew Christian uses three computer monitors set atop a motorized sit-stand desk. By day, Christian works from his Hoboken, N.J., apartment as an engineer for Amazon. But that’s just what he does for money. His...
