Tag: semiconductors

Frequent hourly price changes in memory chips concentrate purchases among large buyers, sidelining thousands of small electronics producers.

Asian semiconductor manufacturers plan to increase capital investment by 25%, reaching $136 billion this year driven by AI technology demand.

Baikal Electronics will deliver 1.5 million Baikal-U microcontrollers to Reglab, replacing STMicroelectronics processors in automation equipment.

Cornell and industry partners developed a breakthrough method to detect atomic-level defects in advanced semiconductor devices.

Canon aims to source 2-nm chips from Rapidus for image sensors, marking a shift from traditional manufacturing approaches.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly acquiring DDR5 memory modules autonomously to support its growing computational infrastructure.

US government considers capping Nvidia H200 accelerator shipments to individual Chinese companies at 75,000 units amid export license talks.

ASML plans to extend its offerings beyond EUV lithography by adding cutting-edge chip assembly and packaging solutions.

Intel revealed its new Xeon 6+ server processors with 288 cores at MWC 2026, targeting AI-driven cloud and network infrastructure.

An investigation reveals smugglers purchasing Nvidia AI accelerators directly in the US for illegal shipments to China.

Phison now asks for prepayment on SSD controllers as AI-driven memory demand pressures prices across the storage supply chain.

TSMC’s Chinese factories lead in profitability, while its Japanese plant in Kumamoto sees increasing losses despite operational efforts.

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