Chip industry

CHINA CHIP FIRMS RISE ON NEWS OF FABRICATION TECH ADVANCES 

Following news that a state-backed company had made a substantial technological advance on Wednesday, August 2nd, there was a sharp increase in Chinese chipmaking machine providers, raising optimism that the nation can reduce its reliance on US semiconductor technologies.  Shanghai Micro Electronics Equipment Group is preparing to deploy its first system based on 28-nanometer technology […]

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BY 2028, AMERICAN CHIPMAKER AMD WILL INVEST $400 MILLION IN INDIA 

Advanced Micro Devices, a US chipmaker, announced on Friday that it will spend $400 million in India over the next five years and that Bengaluru will become the site of its largest design centre. Mark Papermaster, AMD’s chief technology officer, made the news at the annual semiconductor conference, which began Friday in Gujarat, the home

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TAIWAN GIVES LITHUANIA AN ABUNDANCE OF MICROCHIPS DURING THE CHINA CONFLICT 

The conflict between Lithuania and China over Taiwan has the potential to bring an unexpected windfall to the tiny Baltic country that France and Germany could only hope for: investment in the production of microchips. In order to keep Europe competitive with rivals like China and the United States, the EU’s industrial strategy includes a

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CENTRAL NEW YORK LANDS $50M MICROCHIP PLANT WHICH WILL CREATE 122 ADDITIONAL JOBS 

A California company intends to expand Central New York’s burgeoning status as a centre for semiconductor manufacturing by opening a $50 million microchip switch plant close to Ithaca. This project will generate 122 jobs. Menlo Microsystems of Irvine, California, has decided to put its first American manufacturing facility in a town called Lansing, where it

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WHY DO GLOBAL SEMICONDUCTOR FIRMS QUESTION WHETHER TO INCREASE THE OUTPUT OF WAFER FABS 

According to a recent survey published by Counterpoint Research, the revenue growth of global semiconductor wafer fabs would increase to 9% year over year in 2022, totaling $120 billion. According to experts, this development is astonishing given the recent financial downturn as well as the significant imbalance in the logistics industry, component shortages, and currency

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CHINA TIGHTENS EXPORT RESTRICTIONS ON TWO METALS USED IN SOLAR PANELS AND SEMICONDUCTORS 

The Chinese government has declared that beginning on August 1, purchasers of two metals used in computer chips and solar panels would have to submit applications for export licenses. Germanium and gallium are two metals that are also used in military technology. For many years, the U.S. has imposed trade restrictions in an effort to

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ATOM-THIN TRANSISTORS CREATED BY MIT ENGINEERS REVOLUTIONIZE SEMICONDUCTOR CHIP TECHNOLOGY 

The integration of 2D materials directly onto a silicon circuit is made possible by a new low-temperature growth and fabrication process, which may result in denser and more potent devices. A low-temperature growing method has been created by MIT researchers to directly incorporate 2D materials onto silicon chips, enabling denser and more potent semiconductors. With

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AS PART OF SOUTH KOREA’S TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY, SAMSUNG WILL INVEST $228 BILLION IN THE LARGEST CHIP PLANT IN THE WORLD 

As part of an aggressive push by the country to take the lead in crucial technologies, Samsung Electronics said on March 15 that it wants to invest 300 trillion Korean won ($228 billion) in a new semiconductor facility in South Korea, which the government claims will be the world’s largest. A Samsung representative told CNBC

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NETHERLANDS TO LIMIT SOME TECH EXPORTS AMID US-CHINA CHIP DISPUTE 

In order to safeguard national security, the Netherlands government will impose limitations on the sale of the nation’s “most advanced” microprocessor technology. This action follows one taken by the US. It will feature goods from ASML, a significant company in the worldwide semiconductor supply chain and a maker of chip equipment. China has filed a

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SEMICONDUCTOR MANUFACTURING EXPANDS ITS USE OF SINGAPORE AS A PRODUCTION CENTER 

In an effort to fulfill rising demand over the long term and spread supply chain risks, major Western chipmakers and associated suppliers are trying to increase production in Singapore. While American manufacturer of semiconductor manufacturing equipment Applied Materials has started construction on a new 600 million Singapore dollar ($450 million) plant in the city-state, French

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