TSMC has said it will invest an additional $100bn to build chipmaking facilities in the US as Donald Trump ramps up tariffs on foreign imports.

The RFID dream is for everything to get a tag. But can we ever get to the point where they will be cheap enough to be more attractive than a barcode?

What happens in the US affects the world, so Donald Trump’s election victory has implications for everyone, including in the tech sector.

US semiconductor manufacturer Vishay Intertechnology is investing £51m in Newport Wafer Fab, the UK’s largest semiconductor facility.

Electric vehicles accounted for a record 24.9% of the new car market in June, despite relaxed quotas on sales being implemented by the government earlier this year.

Smaller. Faster. Cheaper. That’s how electronics technology develops - right? Or has it reached a stage when it is not that simple.

With the US-UK trade deal taking effect today, British car makers are getting ready to send a series of major shipments across the Atlantic to meet pent-up demand.

Speculation is mounting that Donald Trump’s soon-to-be-released mobile phone may not be produced in the US after all after, despite initial claims on its official website.

Speculation is mounting that Donald Trump’s soon-to-be-released mobile phone may not be produced in the US after all after, despite initial claims on its official website.

TikTok has been given another 90 days by the Trump administration to operate in the US after a law was passed last year that would force parent company ByteDance to sell the video-sharing platform.

US President Donald Trump could be about to launch a mobile network in the US – alongside branded phones and accessories – after a number of trademark filings were spotted with the US Patent and Trademark Office last week.

Elon Musk has cast doubt on the first major tech investment announcement made by Trump.

The gov.uk app can now be downloaded in public beta format, with further development to follow later in the year.

With the US-UK trade deal taking effect today, British car makers are getting ready to send a series of major shipments across the Atlantic to meet pent-up demand.

A proposed infrastructure link connecting the Moroccan energy grid with the UK has been dropped by the government due to ‘security risks and doubts about its viability’.

The UK government has launched its long-awaited industrial strategy, with industry welcoming support through trade investment, skills training and lower energy prices.

The government has agreed a £38bn package with private investors to help it fund the upcoming Sizewell C nuclear plant, although it will remain the largest shareholder in the project.

Manufacturers have urged the government to revive the northern section of HS2 in order to allow an expansion of rail freight in the UK.

Britain’s most powerful supercomputer, the £225m Isambard-AI, has been officially launched in Bristol, with promises that it could enable breakthroughs in areas such as medicine, robotics and climate change.

Drax power station has been crowned the UK’s ‘largest single source of carbon emissions’ yet again, with emissions rising 16% from last year.

The Trump administration has announced a draft regulation that could see drone deliveries take off.

A battery project that can reactively stabilise the grid has come online in New South Wales in Australia.

South Korean researchers have developed an ultrasound-based wireless charging technology capable of fully charging an implantable medical device within two hours.

Researchers have developed a new semiconductor-based circuit breaker that could enable broader integration of direct current into the electric grid.