Tag: supply-chain
US Department of Defense Briefly Removes CXMT and YMTC from Chinese Military-Linked Entity List by Mistake
The US Defense Department briefly took CXMT and YMTC off its list of Chinese military-linked companies before correcting the error.
Read MoreTSMC to Invest Additional $100 Billion in U.S. Chip Manufacturing Following Taiwan-U.S. Agreement
TSMC plans to boost U.S. semiconductor manufacturing with a $100 billion investment amid new Taiwan-U.S. trade agreement incentives.
Read MoreChipmakers Acquire Idle LCD Panel Factories Amid Semiconductor Shortage
Facing chip shortages, semiconductor manufacturers are purchasing dormant LCD panel factories to leverage similar production infrastructures.
Read MoreUS Removes Chinese Memory Manufacturers CXMT and YMTC from Blacklist Amid Global Supply Concerns
The US has lifted restrictions on Chinese memory producers CXMT and YMTC, reflecting shifts amid ongoing global memory shortages.
Read MoreLenovo Warns Memory Market Crisis Will Impact PC Industry Through Year-End
Lenovo forecasts continued memory shortages and component cost pressures disrupting the PC market at least until the end of 2026.
Read MoreNvidia Eases Speed Requirements for HBM4 Memory to Prevent Supply Shortages
Nvidia lowers HBM4 memory speed demands to ensure stable supply amid challenges meeting JEDEC standard performance.
Read MoreRising Memory Costs Threaten Supply of Routers and TV Set-Top Boxes
Sharp increases in memory prices are straining production of routers and TV set-top boxes, with memory costs soaring from 3% to 20% of component expenses.
Read MoreUS Authorities Delay Ban on TP-Link Equipment Imports Amid Security Concerns
US officials have postponed plans to ban TP-Link imports after the company split its operations between Chinese and American entities.
Read MoreSteam Deck Sold Out Across US Online Store, Valve Offers No Explanation
Valve’s Steam Deck portable gaming consoles are currently out of stock on its US online store, with no official comment on the shortage.
Read MoreMicron Set to Begin Mass Production of HBM4 Memory Ahead of Schedule Amid Nvidia Partnership Competition
Micron confirms HBM4 memory mass production will start this quarter, contradicting rumors of low demand from Nvidia as competition heats up.
Read MoreU.S. Battery Plants Shift Focus from Electric Vehicles to Data Center Energy Storage
Battery manufacturing facilities in the U.S. are transitioning from electric vehicle production to supplying energy storage systems for data centers.
Read MoreMemory Market to Outpace Chip Manufacturing Services by 2026
By 2026, the memory market’s revenue is projected to more than double that of the contract chip manufacturing sector amid rising demand and pricing.
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