Intel Raises Prices on Consumer and Server Processors
SANTA CLARA, Calif. — The list prices are moving up again. Intel has raised recommended retail prices on part of its processor lineup, touching both the Core Ultra 200S Plus…
SK Hynix Heads for Record $29 Billion Nasdaq Listing
SEOUL — The money managers who back the world’s largest memory-chip maker are getting ready to buy a piece of it in dollars. SK Hynix will list American depositary receipts…
Thales Strikes €3.9 Billion Deal for Exail, Outbidding Safran
PARIS — The Gorgé family has run Exail Technologies for decades, first as a maker of maritime robotics and navigation gear, and more recently as the parent of two French…
Samsung Poised to Post Record Profit as Memory Boom Hits Full Stride
SEOUL — When Samsung Electronics publishes preliminary second-quarter results on Tuesday, the numbers are expected to look like nothing the company has reported before. Analysts polled by the London Stock…
Micron Begins $9.3 Billion Hiroshima Fab Build for AI Memory
HIROSHIMA — The ground-breaking ceremony on July 4 drew a modest crowd: local officials, plant managers, and a delegation from Micron Technology’s headquarters in Boise, Idaho. Behind the podium, construction…
Nvidia Supplier Unimicron Seeks $1.4 Billion in Global Share Sale
TAIPEI — The company that makes the circuit boards underneath Nvidia’s most expensive chips is raising money while the window is open. Unimicron Technology, one of the main suppliers of…
AMD Backs Japanese Self-Driving Startup Turing as It Moves Off Nvidia Chips
TOKYO — The garage is in Tokyo, the ambition is global, and the chips are increasingly from Santa Clara’s other chipmaker. Turing, the Japanese startup developing fully autonomous driving software,…
AI Takes Half of New Unicorn Roster
The numbers from the first half of 2026, compiled by data providers and reported by TechCrunch, tell a simple story: nearly 90 companies crossed the $1 billion valuation threshold for…
Bending Spoons Surges 40% in Nasdaq Debut
The ticker was unfamiliar to most traders, but the opening print was not: shares of Bending Spoons, an Italian software company that few Americans had heard of a year ago,…










