One of the key things is, when you look at semiconductor companies, it’s all about experience.
~Lisa Su, CEO, AMD
Semiconductor profits don’t follow manufacturing scale. The U.S. captures 39% through design and IP, while China earns just 6% despite mass production. Who truly wins in the chip war?”
Meet Ironwood, Google Cloud’s seventh-generation TPU, purpose-built for AI inference. Delivering 42.5 exaflops across 9,216 chips and nearly 30x more efficient than Google’s first TPU
Korean startup ChipsK has achieved a milestone by mass-producing the nation’s first 650V GaN power semiconductors. Backed by Gyeonggi Province, the breakthrough paves the way for global expansion in electric vehicles, AI data centers, and energy systems, putting Korea firmly on the GaN technology map.
SMIC reports H1 2025 revenue of US$4.456B and net profit up 35.6%. Plans to double 7nm capacity in 2026 and support China’s AI chip expansion signal a new era in semiconductor competition.
NVIDIA’s SEC filing shows growing dependence on two major buyers for nearly 40% of revenue. The trend highlights both explosive AI-driven growth and potential client concentration risks.
Discover how Virtual VLSI Labs are revolutionizing chip design education. Explore benefits, cost savings, industry integration, and the future of cloud-based semiconductor learning.
Samsung considers a partnership with Intel in advanced chip packaging and glass substrate technology, challenging TSMC’s dominance in the global semiconductor race.
TSMC faces a 2nm leak scandal. Three engineers are indicted. Prosecutors seek up to 14 years in prison. The case shakes trust in chip supply chains.
TSMC’s Arizona 2nm plant, a key pillar of U.S. chip ambitions, is behind schedule. As Washington battles to reclaim semiconductor dominance, rising costs, labor shortages, and Asia’s lead raise a critical question—can America really win the chip war?
Cambricon’s stock has skyrocketed on China’s AI ambitions, but is the “Chinese NVIDIA” a true tech leader or a bubble about to burst? Explore its growth, risks, and future.
For Semiconductor SAGA : Whether you’re a tech enthusiast, an industry insider, or just curious, this book breaks down complex concepts into simple, engaging terms that anyone can understand.The Semiconductor Saga is more than just educational—it’s downright thrilling!
For Chip Packaging : This Book is designed as an introductory guide tailored to policymakers, investors, companies, and students—key stakeholders who play a vital role in the growth and evolution of this fascinating field.
