The outlook for Wolfspeed remains grim, with gross profit expected to fall nearly 68%, reaching just $11 million. Net losses are forecasted to widen to $129 million.

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Retail sentiment on Rigetti remains bullish as its stock rises, even as CEO Kulkarni stresses the need to manage expectations in the still-developing quantum sector.

Nvidia saw several big tech customers defer billions of dollars worth of orders. This development could affect major ETFs.

Wolfspeed’s rally marks a sharp recovery after five consecutive trading sessions of losses, during which the stock plummeted nearly 40%.

Taiwan Semi to ramp up production in US & Germany, with 2nm progress and AI chip market growth. Microsoft to invest $80B in AI data centers.

China tightens control on critical minerals used in chip manufacturing in response to U.S. restrictions. Global semiconductor landscape could be reshaped.

The Biden administration is implementing its third crackdown on China's semiconductor industry, imposing export restrictions on 140 Chinese entities and limiting Beijing's access to advanced technologies. Stock prices for companies like Nvidia, Lam Research Corp, and KLA Corp are affected.

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Nvidia Corp (NASDAQNVDA) is pushing AI and robotics to interact with the physical world. Stock up, CEO confirms high demand for Blackwell GPU.

Intel rejects proposed takeover from Arm Holdings and plans to keep its business division. Intel's stock drops 31% while Taiwan Semiconductor gains 119%.

Semiconductor stocks saw a surprising surge, despite Nvidia's outlook not meeting investors' high expectations.

Taiwan Semiconductor leads global foundry market with 62% share and $877B market cap, driven by demand for AI and plans to expand production and raise prices.

Battered tech sector suffers as global sell-off pulls markets towards bear territory. US unemployment uptick reignites recession fears. Nasdaq Composite worst hit.

TSM shares fall despite strong Q2 profits and continued AI demand due to Trump's questioning of US obligation to defend Taiwan. Political risks rising.

June saw gains in the U.S. stock market, with tech and biotech leading the way. Semiconductor ETFs saw strong inflows, while utilities lagged.

TSMC expands operations to meet growing demand in AI, 5G, server & data center markets. Acter Group accelerates overseas expansion, prioritizing Asia & Japan. TSM stock up 68% in 1 year.

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Analyst upgrades Silicon Labs, citing favorable position in semiconductor cyclical recovery and improving end market demand. $150 price target.

Silicon Laboratories reported fiscal first-quarter 2024 sales of $106.4 million, down 56.9% year-over-year.

Wolfspeed, a leading SiC substrate wafer and device company, faces competition and margin challenges in growing SiC market, says Mizuho analyst.

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