Tag: tech-industry

Samsung Employees Outside Memory Division Plan Strike Over Bonus Disparities

Samsung employees not involved in memory production are set to strike next week over unequal bonus distributions tied to company profits.

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Microsoft Expands Layoffs Beyond Xbox Division, Total Cuts Reach 4,800 Employees

Microsoft announces layoffs affecting 4,800 workers, extending beyond Xbox to Commercial Business and other divisions.

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AI Market Faces Skepticism as SpaceX’s IPO Sparks Bubble Concerns

Investors remain cautious as SpaceX’s AI division prepares for IPO, reviving debates over a potential AI market bubble in 2026.

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Micron Executive Attributes Current Memory Shortage to Prolonged Low Prices

Micron points to years of low memory prices as a key factor behind the ongoing memory supply shortage amid rising demand.

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Samsung Commits to Developing 1.4-Nanometer Chip Technology by 2029

Samsung has renewed its dedication to advancing 1.4-nanometer semiconductor process technology, aiming for production readiness by 2029.

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Sony Confirms Focus on Profitability for Future PlayStation Consoles

Sony vows to prioritize profitability over heavy losses in pricing its next-generation PlayStation consoles amid investor inquiries.

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US Faces Heavy Dependence on TSMC for Advanced Chip Packaging Technologies

Despite efforts to boost domestic semiconductor manufacturing, the US remains heavily reliant on TSMC for cutting-edge chip packaging technology.

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AI Model Developers Absorb Rising Memory Costs Amid Growing Demand

As AI adoption surges, developers are not passing escalating memory costs to end users despite supply shortages.

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Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron Face Class Action Alleging Memory Price Fixing

Samsung, SK hynix, and Micron are sued in a US class action over alleged collusion to inflate DRAM prices and restrict supply.

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Tencent Secures $3 Billion Memory Supply Deal with Chinese Manufacturer CXMT

Tencent has signed a multi-billion dollar agreement with CXMT for advanced memory products to support its long-term technology infrastructure needs.

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Apple Faces $500 Million Patent Dispute in UK Supreme Court

Apple is set to contest a $500 million claim by patent holder Optis in a UK Supreme Court case that could impact its business operations.

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Honda Shifts Focus to Manufacturing Batteries for AI Infrastructure in the US

Honda will produce batteries for stationary energy storage systems supporting AI infrastructure across the US amid shifting market demands.

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