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ASML forecast cuts $1 billion from Israeli chip manufacturer Nova’s market cap
21.10.24|Adiel Eithan MustakiNova, Tower, and Camtek face steep losses after ASML signals slower growth for 2025, impacting global chip demand.
“Intel is the only Western company that manufactures silicon chips with the most advanced technology and this is an opportunity”
27.06.24|Shaked GreenKarin Eibschitz Segal, VP at Intel, added that “Intel's uniqueness in AI is that it is one of the only companies in the world that has a full portfolio—meaning the ability to develop end-to-end solutions."
Tower’s Q4 revenue falls as auto chips supply glut adds uncertainty
14.02.24|Reuters and CTechThe Israeli chipmaker said it plans to phase out certain lower margin products without providing further details
Chipmaker Tower hoping to set up $8 billion plant in India
11.02.24|CTech and ReutersTower, seeking government incentives for its plan, is looking to manufacture 65 nanometre and 40 nanometre chips in India, according to the Indian Express
Intel-Israel negotiations revealed: What did the chip giant demand for $25 billion investment?
21.01.24|Shlomo Teitelbaum and Omer KabirKfir Battat, Deputy Director of the Budget Department at Israel's Ministry of Finance, who led the talks with Intel, believes that even though the chip company did not make life easy for him and his colleagues, the final outcome is positive for both Israel and Intel
With massive investment, Intel reaffirms confidence in Israel
27.12.23|Omer KabirThe chip giant approved the conditions for a huge investment in a new factory in Kiryat Gat and will receive an increased grant of $3.2 billion, or 12.8% of the total cost. Intel also committed to buy 60 billion shekels ($16.6 billion) worth of goods and services from Israeli suppliers over the next decade and the corporate tax it will pay will increase from 5% to 7.5%
Intel confirms additional $15 billion investment in Israeli chip plant
26.12.23|Omer Kabir and ReutersIsrael's government agreed to give Intel a $3.2 billion grant for the new plant in Kiryat Gat, with the chipmaker also committed to buying over $16 billion worth of goods and services from Israeli suppliers over the next decade
The U.S. has imposed new restrictions on the export of AI chips to China
25.10.23|Omer KabirThese new restrictions are to prevent the export of chips that enable Chinese companies to develop advanced artificial intelligence capabilities, and were originally set to take effect in mid-November.
Global chip market paying the price for Nvidia’s success
21.08.23|Omer KabirAI chip scarcity exacerbates disparity: How startups and tech giants navigate the challenge
Tower Semiconductor: Shifting from Intel to India?
21.08.23|Sophie ShulmanWith Intel deal off, Tower Semiconductor could find new ground in India's thriving chip market
Arizona and Israel face similar challenges, strengthening ties between both states
21.08.23|James SpiroHigh heat and a thirst for innovation bring the two regions closer than ever
Tower Semiconductor caught in tug-of-war between U.S. and China over chip supremacy
16.08.23|Omer KabirIntel’s $5.4 billion acquisition of the Israeli company faltered as geopolitical tensions reshape the chip landscape
Intel abandoning $5.4 billion acquisition of Tower Semiconductor
16.08.23|Reuters and CTechIntel, which signed the deal to buy Tower in February 2022, did not secure approval from Chinese regulators for the acquisition of the Israeli company on time as required under the contract. Tower to receive $353 million break-up fee
Has China started a new trade war it didn't intend by curbing export on chipmaking metals?
06.07.23|Omer KabirBeijing said it will ban the export of gallium and germanium, which are crucial for the semiconductor industry, in response to the U.S. prohibiting the export of advanced chips
Intel investment comes at a hefty price for Israel
19.06.23|Adrian FilutThe construction grant of over $3 billion is double the amount pledged by Netanyahu in 2014 for the previous expansion of the Intel plant
Intel’s new $15 billion investment puts Israel at forefront of global chips war
19.06.23|Omer KabirIntel's significant investment in Israel, which comes in addition to the $10 billion commitment by the company from 2019, highlights the importance of its local operations considering the substantial incentives it also receives in the U.S. and Europe
Netanyahu: Intel to invest $25 billion in new chip plant in Israel
18.06.23|CTechContrary to the announcement by Netanyahu and the Ministry of Finance, Intel has not committed to a new $25 billion investment, but rather to another $15 billion on top of the $10 billion investment it announced in 2018. Intel Israel didn't comment directly on Netanyahu's announcement or confirm any of the details
From chip shortages to global chess: Geopolitical struggles are reshaping the semiconductor industry
15.05.23|Renana AshkenaziGiven the ubiquity of digital devices in our everyday lives, the need for semiconductors hasn’t shown any signs of stopping, but challenges such as US-China tensions are complicating matters, writes Renana Ashkenazi, General Partner at Grove Ventures
Enigmatic chip developer Banias Labs acquired for $240 million by Alphawave
13.10.22|Meir OrbachThe Israeli startup, co-founded by veteran entrepreneur Avigdor Willenz, develops coherent optical DSP semiconductor technology for data centers
IBM teams up with Israeli startup NeuReality to build AI inference platforms
02.11.21|CTechThe platforms are aimed at enabling sectors such as finance, insurance, healthcare, manufacturing, and smart cities to deploy computer vision, Natural Language Processing, recommendation systems, and other AI use cases

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