In a new report, a collaboration between NVIDIA and Intel Foundry Services to develop graphics processing chips could be on the horizon.

TSMC is preparing to kickstart 2nm test production to keep its lead in the foundry competition - with Apple and NVIDIA being major customers.

Intel struck a deal with SoC chipmaker Arm to manufacture chips with its upcoming 18A node.

Intel's future GPUs isn't switching to in-house process nodes just yet - at least Battlemage and Celestial will be entirely fabbed by TSMC.

The first 3nm chips you are going to see in the next few months will pretty much be coming from a single company - Apple - if this report is anything to go by.

Intel and MediaTek have officially reached a foundry partnership agreement which will see the blue camp manufacturing chips for them.

Intel has reportedly secured a dedicated TSMC 3nm fab to ensure that they will get enough supply of wafers.

AMD may be forced to go to Samsung as TSMC is prioritizing Apple over their other customers.

HUAWEI is reportedly going to work on custom chipsets in 2022, with the results set to arrive in 2023.

TSMC and Samsung will be sharing their supply chain data with the US government, despite denying the request earlier.