TSMC feels no downturn in the market - November revenue soared 50.2 percent
TSMC management was optimistic this week about its prospects for contract manufacturing of semiconductor components for US customers, as it...
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NVIDIA gaming revenue collapsed by more than half, but server revenue grew by 31%--the company's net income fell by 72%
NVIDIA's long-awaited quarterly report was not a complete disappointment for analysts, as revenue of $5.93 billion slightly exceeded th...
AMD's number of customer processors shipped in the third quarter fell 43%
At the quarterly reporting event, company executives talked about changes in the processor supply mix only in relative terms, but the 10-Q ...
AMD prepares for further revenue decline - PC market situation will improve only in 2023
AMD quarterly conference revealed that the company's revenue in the consumer segment on the background of declining demand for new PCs ...
Intel has returned to profitability despite falling revenue
Intel Corp.'s third-quarter revenue fell 15% to $15.3 billion, in full compliance with its management's projections. By the middle ...
AMD Ryzen sales plummeted by 40% last quarter - company underperformed by $1 billion, shares fell
The third fiscal quarter is barely over on the calendar of many companies, but that doesn't stop them from summing up the preliminary r...
NVIDIA reported collapsed sales of graphics cards in the second quarter and expects further decline in the third quarter
NVIDIA management managed to warn investors about the sharp decline in revenue in the gaming segment for the second quarter in advance, so ...
The global semiconductor industry's capital spending for 2021 and 2022 will exceed $338 billion
As demand for electronics declines in the consumer sector, it is more common to hear of intentions to cut capital spending from memory manu...
NVIDIA's third quarter revenue will not exceed $6.5 billion, analysts say
NVIDIA management chose to begin last week by saying the actual second quarter revenue numbers did not match market expectations, with the ...
Back in the 90s: Desktop CPU sales have slipped to the level of 30 years ago
Mercury Research experts this week updated CPU shipments for the second quarter, and it was disappointing for the desktop segment: year-on-...
NVIDIA's gaming graphics card sales plummeted 44% in the quarter: Company blames \"macroeconomic situation\"
To brighten a languid Monday evening with unexpected revelations about fiscal Q2 results, NVIDIA decided to admit that total revenue for th...
Decline in mining will force NVIDIA to say goodbye to super profits for years to come
AMD and Intel will report second quarter financial results later this month and NVIDIA will do so only in August, but industry analysts are...
Capital spending in the semiconductor industry could be cut by 16% next year
A report from Micron Technology has let industry analysts know that the company is ready to cut the amount of capital spending in the next ...
AMD's consumer CPU and GPU sales will drop 6-7% in 2023, but consoles and EPYC will make up for it
Few industry analysts are under illusions about PC market dynamics in the coming months. Gartner predicts a 9.5% year-over-year decline in ...
If U.S.government fails to provide subsidies, Intel will spend more on building facilities in Europe
Intel CEO Patrick Gelsinger's activism last month was aimed at encouraging U.S. lawmakers to pass a $52 billion package that would subs...
Since the beginning of last year, miners have spent about $3 billion buying video cards
During the previous surge in interest in gaming video cards by miners, NVIDIA had difficulty accurately estimating demand, but concluded th...
Intel is losing ground - it could be overtaken for the first time by TSMC in Q2 revenue
TSMC is the undisputed market leader in contract manufacturing services for semiconductor components, while Intel until recently successful...