Tag: electronics
Global Semiconductor Industry Expected to Surpass $1 Trillion Driven by AI Infrastructure Growth
The semiconductor market is projected to exceed $1 trillion in 2026, largely due to rising demand for AI infrastructure components.
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Russian Server and Storage Market Nearly Doubles in 2025
Russia’s server and storage equipment market saw close to a twofold increase in 2025, reaching 280 billion rubles with significant growth in the second half.
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HONOR X8d: A Slim, Long-Lasting Smartphone with Enhanced AI Features
HONOR introduces the X8d, a slender smartphone boasting impressive battery life and upgraded AI capabilities in an affordable package.
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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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Major Memory Chipmakers Tighten Controls to Prevent Excess Inventory Accumulation
Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron are enhancing order verification processes to curb stockpiling and stabilize the memory chip market.
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Samsung Unveils World’s First Color E-Ink Display with Phytoplankton-Based Plastic Housing
Samsung introduces the first color E-Ink display encased in a plastic housing derived from phytoplankton, advancing eco-friendly 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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Leica Owners Explore Sale of Camera Company Valued Near $1.2 Billion
Leica’s majority shareholders, including billionaire Andreas Kaufmann and Blackstone, are considering selling the German camera maker for around €1 billion.
Read MoreElectronics Market to Contract in 2026 Due to Soaring Memory Prices
Rising memory costs in 2026 are predicted to reduce demand and shipments of PCs, smartphones, and gaming consoles across the electronics sector.
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