Tag: chip manufacturing

Chinese Researchers Develop Compact Solid-State Laser for Vacuum Ultraviolet Spectrum

Chinese scientists create a compact solid-state laser with new nonlinear optical crystal, unlocking cost-effective access to vacuum ultraviolet light.

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Nvidia’s Jensen Huang Predicts TSMC Will Need to Double Production Capacity Over Next Decade

Nvidia’s CEO says TSMC must more than double its chip manufacturing capacity in the next ten years to meet rising demand.

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SK hynix Surpasses Samsung in Annual Semiconductor Profits Amid AI Demand Surge

SK hynix has outperformed Samsung in annual semiconductor profits for the first time, driven by the rising demand for AI-related memory solutions.

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Kioxia Eyes Growth in NAND Market Amid AI-Driven Memory Demand Boom

Kioxia plans to expand its share in the solid-state memory market, capitalizing on the rising demand for NAND chips driven by AI technology.

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Chinese Firms Expand Presence Among Leading Semiconductor Equipment Suppliers

Chinese companies have increased their footprint in the top 20 global semiconductor equipment suppliers, with one reaching fifth place.

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Costs for Mature Process Chip Manufacturing Expected to Rise This Quarter

Chip production costs using mature lithography techniques are set to increase by up to 10% this quarter, impacting prices beyond advanced AI chips.

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Intel Loses Celeron Trademark Rights in Russia Following Exit

Intel no longer holds the Celeron trademark in Russia after selling its local development center and ceasing operations in the country.

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Intel Unveils Glass Substrate for Advanced AI and HPC Chips

Intel introduced a novel glass substrate technology to enhance chip manufacturing for AI accelerators and high-performance computing.

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Intel Pauses Mass Deployment of 14A Process Until Customer Demand Grows

Intel delays large-scale rollout of its 14A semiconductor process, waiting for sufficient customer demand before scaling production.

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