Applied Materials Inc, the largest US maker of chip-manufacturing equipment, gave a disappointing revenue forecast, signaling that some semiconductor customers may be holding off on orders.

Overall for the first quarter, Applied Materials expects revenue of $7.15 billion, plus or minus $400 million, and adjusted earnings of $2.29, plus or minus 18 cents. Wall Street forecasts revenue of ...

During the quarter, Applied Material’s semiconductor systems business unit – by far its biggest – delivered revenue of $5.18 ...

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And all the signs point to the US continuing its "chip war" against China. That explains why the affected ally companies ...