Tag: electronics

ASML CEO Confirms Elon Musk’s Strong Commitment to TeraFab Chip Manufacturing Plant

ASML CEO Christophe Fouquet confirms Elon Musk’s serious dedication to building TeraFab, one of the largest chip production facilities ever planned.

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Samsung Shares Surge Over 6% Following Suspension of Major Strike

Samsung Electronics stock jumped over 6% after its union paused an 18-day strike, easing concerns about production disruptions.

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Samsung Workers Reach Agreement, Strike Averted Amid Memory Chip Supply Concerns

Samsung workers and management reach a deal on bonuses, preventing a strike that could have disrupted global semiconductor supplies.

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AI Boom Drives SSD and Memory Module Makers Deep into Debt Amid Supply Challenges

Rapid AI growth strains SSD and memory module producers, forcing them into significant debt to maintain inventory amid rising prices and shortages.

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Samsung Strike Threat Intensifies After Union Talks Stall

Negotiations between Samsung Electronics and its employee union have stalled, increasing the likelihood of an impending 18-day strike.

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Apple Repurposes Defective Chips Across iPhone, iPad, and Mac Devices

Apple integrates defective chips into various devices, maximizing yields amid unavoidable semiconductor manufacturing flaws.

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Russian Chipmaker Mikron Begins Offering Semiconductor Wafers and Cleanroom Air as Souvenirs

Mikron, a Russian semiconductor producer, now sells 200-mm chip wafers and test tubes with air from its cleanroom as collectible items.

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TSMC’s Japanese Fab Posts First Profit Just One Year After Starting Mass Production

TSMC’s Kumamoto fab in Japan turns profitable for the first time, marking a financial milestone one year after beginning mass production.

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Samsung Chairman Apologizes to Customers Amid Threat of Major Worker Strike

Samsung’s chairman issued an apology to global customers as a potential strike involving up to 50,000 employees threatens the chipmaker’s operations.

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Sales of Russian-Made Laptops Plunge Nearly 70% in 2025 Amid Import Substitution Struggles

In 2025, Russian-made laptop sales in retail dropped by almost 70%, failing to capture more than 5.5% market share.

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Researchers Develop Quantum-Based Magnetic Memory That Outperforms DRAM

Tokyo University and RIKEN researchers unveil a quantum spin-orbit memory device that is 25 times faster than DRAM with minimal heat and wear.

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Infinix Launches Up to 33% Discount on XPAD 30E Tablets at DNS Stores

Infinix offers up to 33% off on XPAD 30E tablets at DNS from May 8 to June 7, 2026, ideal for travel, study, work, and entertainment.

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