Tag: manufacturing

US Faces Growing Shortage of Critical Rare Earths Despite Trade Truce with China

Suppliers to US aerospace and semiconductor firms are encountering severe shortages of rare earth elements, especially yttrium and scandium.

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Samsung to End 2D NAND Production, Shift Focus to HBM4 Memory for AI Demands

Samsung will halt 2D NAND flash production and repurpose facilities to meet rising demand for HBM4 memory driven by AI advancements.

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Japanese Government Eager to Back Local Memory Chip Factories Amid Korean Hesitation

Japan is ready to support local memory chip plants, but SK hynix and Samsung remain reluctant to proceed with construction.

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ASML Advances EUV Lithography with 1kW Light Source, Boosting Semiconductor Production by 50%

ASML enhances EUV lithography with a 1kW light source, enabling a projected 50% increase in chip production within a few years.

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Honor Enters Humanoid Robot Market with First Model Unveiling This Week

Honor is set to debut its initial humanoid robot, marking the smartphone maker’s expansion into robotics beyond software development.

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US Invests Billions to Reduce Rare Earth Dependency on China, but Efforts Could Take a Decade

The US is spending billions to develop alternate rare earth supply chains away from China, aiming for long-term independence amid global tensions.

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Investment Fund Sees Untapped AI Market Potential in Japanese Manufacturer Toto

British fund Palliser highlights AI market opportunities in Japanese ceramic and semiconductor components maker Toto.

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Japanese Chipmaker Rapidus to Begin Mass Production of 2nm Processors in 2027

Japanese semiconductor firm Rapidus plans to start full-scale production of 2nm chips in the second half of fiscal 2027.

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Western Digital Faces Production Constraints as AI Drives Demand for Enterprise HDDs

Western Digital reports shortages in HDD manufacturing capacity as enterprise and AI sectors dominate demand, reducing consumer product share to 5%.

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Unitree Demonstrates Humanoid Robot Assembling Components for Its Peers

Chinese robotics firm Unitree showcases a humanoid robot assembling parts for other robots, marking a shift in industrial automation.

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Rising Memory Costs Hit Gaming Console and PC Manufacturers the Hardest

Increasing memory prices are expected to impact PC, smartphone, and router sales, with gaming console makers facing the steepest cost pressures.

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Xiaomi Reaches 600,000 Electric Vehicles Produced in Less Than Two Years

Xiaomi has produced 600,000 electric vehicles within 22 months since launching sales in April 2024.

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