Mark Bohr opens up on the company’s push into multi-chip solutions, and upcoming issues at 7nm and 5nm.

Foundry unit rolls out ambitious plan down to 4nm, along with 18nm FD-SOI and advanced packaging developments.

Demand is up, capacity is flat. A look at what’s behind this imbalance.

Technology begins to twist in different directions and for different markets.

Part 2: Heterogeneity and architectures become focus as scaling benefits shrink; IP availability may be problematic.

How this new memory stacks up against existing non-volatile memory.

Mark Bohr opens up on the company’s push into multi-chip solutions, and upcoming issues at 7nm and 5nm.

Chip industry repositions as technology begins to take shape; no clear winners yet.

Internet of Things technology will be crucial to automobiles, but connectivity comes at a price.

A frenzy of activity is causing lots of speculation about how this complex market will evolve.

Why it’s taking longer to manufacture chips at 10/7nm and what can be done about it.

As the market for artificial intelligence heats up, so does confusion about how to build these systems.

High price of moving to finFETs pushes foundries to offer a less expensive alternative.